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Hubert Tromp Posted on Apr 02, 2019
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My Suzuki swift engine is idleing at 1750 rpm, What can I do to fix this problem

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Step one have the throttle body cleaned professionally

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  • Posted on Oct 08, 2008

SOURCE: 1994 suzuki swift gti

My 1994 GTi was doing the same thing. The car should idle a bit fast when cold, say 1500rpm, due to the auto-choke. However, 2800rpm is too high. I had a look at my throttle system and could not workout how to adjust the auto-choke idle speed seperate from the normal idle. So I reluctantly had it serviced by the agents, they cleaned out the throttle body and adjusted it. It is better, 1900rpm, but still a bit high for my liking.

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  • Posted on Jun 28, 2009

SOURCE: Suzuki Baleno (esteem) 1999. Engine Idle RPM not stable

you probably need to check the butterfly. its the compinent that controls how much air goes into the engine if it is weared than in idle state air leaks into the engine sometime more sometimes less and cause fluctuations in rpm

secondly there is a rpm switch which controls the rpm you can replace that switch and check

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 14, 2009

SOURCE: Suzuki Swift 1988 GTi engine hunting problem

check for a vaccum hose disconnected,check air filter casing secure

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 15, 2009

SOURCE: how to fix an idle problem in my car

most cars have whats called the IAC (Idle Air Control) sensor, but other sensors can cause the same problem. fords have a bad problem with these sensors. keep in mind it is not always a sensor, but in most cases this is a successful fix. good luck!

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  • Posted on Sep 21, 2009

SOURCE: 2001 suzuki swift - thermostat replace?

Suzuki thermostats, more often than not, tend to fail OPEN when they have been overheated - which is a good thing! If they failed shut, you would really cook the motor. Change the thermostat. Also, find the cause of the initial lack of coolant.

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rocker cover, i edited it for you. (my guess high is over 800rpm)?
hot engine or cold engine or both?
if hot is water temp, 180F? or stuck at 149F"? too low...
are you in neutral or drive? or park.?
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my guess is a "G" engine family.
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is this a CARB or EFI engine?, (TBI, throttle body injection:?)
if it is EFI and if TBI
any air leaks will cause too fast hot idle.
here is the list: EFI only ! electronic fuel injected.
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  2. sticking ISC, idle controller.
  3. TPS set wrong, and no longer has a working idle switch.
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the title is contradiction
" check light on, no codes."<< totally wrong
scan it one more time with a REAL scan tool this time. (there are DTC errors , or codes as you said)

what does bad idle mean? misfiring, or idle speed too low
or too high? RPM, or
surging?

say what that means please.
and more important is engine hot or cold ? failing.???? or both????
there are over 50 causes.
but can be broken down to simple physics and gauges.
1: engine bad, lost compression.
2: engine cant breath, dirty air cleaner
3: ISC stuck closed or open or just stuck. (bad idle air supply)
4: bad spark, 1 or all 4 (never had a tune in this decade.
5: cam drive, slipped (belt) causing #1 failure.
6: air fuel mix too lean, and causes rpm drop and ISC fails.
7: air fuel mix too rich and misfires.
8: egr stuck open, it misfires and ISC gives up.
9: cat clogged, engine cant breath #2 like.
10: and the vast other reasons for misfire.

we cant drive it, see it or hear it misfire, so.....????

there is a test for all 10, ask. or get car serviced.
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engine RPM must be near 800 not 400.
for all accessories to work , alternator, and P/S and A/C

so RPM is first.
next is belts must not slip.

the engine is running too slow. that is called bad idle controls
the PCM controls idle at all times perfectly
so its lost control and that is causes by 50 reasons.
get it serviced, is what you do.
or learn to fix cars. if you didnt notice low RPM then you need to learn that first.,

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2: bad spark. weak or worse dead plugs.
3: bad fuelling, (too lean, or to rich misfiring)
4:bad engine, (50 reason) but can be vacuum leaks or ISC valve stuck closed, or EGR valve stuck open.

next time ALT lamp comes on , use your right foot to raise rpm to 800 or more, id bet the alt light goes out, and the P./S pump wakes up.
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1994 suzuki swift gti

that is totally normal, the car has an automatic choke that makes is rev at those RPMs when it is cold then is goes back to normal when it warms up. don't worry about it!
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