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      01-13-2015, 02:01 PM   #23
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This is easily done with ISTA/d (Rheingold) if anyone is still interested.
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This is easily done with ISTA/d (Rheingold) if anyone is still interested.
Can you give any more information? I would really like to raise it.
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      01-13-2015, 08:41 PM   #25
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This is possible with INPA. On my e90 325i you can adjust the idle +-250. Once you adjust the idle, there is an option to save it permanently. You can adjust the idle with or with AC. Very helpful.

Obviously I don't have it in front of me for a step by step but the location in INPA has been mentioned above.
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      01-22-2015, 09:19 AM   #27
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Didn't stick for me. If you have adjusted permanently, please let me know! Thanks!


The method I used: Open INPA\engine\Msd80\F9\F4\F6 then enter the nominal value of idle speed
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As I said before, Rheingold is your friend. It's freely available via a Google search.
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      01-22-2015, 02:53 PM   #29
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Thanks! I will look into this tonight. I was able to save in INPA through another option on the same screen. It says 250RPM, seems more like 100. Better than nothing I guess.
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Sensible_ , any instructions to change in Rheingold?
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Didn't stick for me. If you have adjusted permanently, please let me know! Thanks!


The method I used: Open INPA\engine\Msd80\F9\F4\F6 then enter the nominal value of idle speed
I don't have it in front of me but you have to "save" it . I don't recall the wording.
If you don't mind posting a picture of that screen, I can help you identify the save option.
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Here is where I saved it. F6. However, I set it to the max (250), and it only raised the RPM maybe 100rpm or so.

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I don't have it in front of me but you have to "save" it . I don't recall the wording.
If you don't mind posting a picture of that screen, I can help you identify the save option.
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Try adjusting to -250 and save it. see if you can tell the difference. I also noticed that you have msd80 so the steps / options may be different. I can confirm this works on 325i ECU msv70 as I have done it on my car.
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Sensible_ , any instructions to change in Rheingold?
I'm away from the laptop right now but off top of my head it's under:

Basic Functions / Engine / DME / Adjustment / Idle Speed

I'll double check it later if you don't sort it with INPA.
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is this defo possible to do on inpa? i want to do e46 and my e93
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      01-30-2015, 08:46 AM   #36
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Via inpa mine didnt stick after sleeping the car. Will look into this rheingold thing.
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Sticks with INPA. unfortunately the Rheingold is the same value that is being adjusted. Maybe give you an extra 50 rpm at the max. Both stuck for me.
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There's a lot of conflicting reports whether or not it saves and it did for me. On the version of ISTA+ on the forums, I was able to go to Service Functions > Powertrain > Adjust Idle RPM > Option 2 (Program value). There was an option to just test the RPM value and not program it. It saved for me, but only allowed -50 to +150 on a 2006 330i.
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MHD for the N54/Andoird does this perfectly. Much easier than IMPA etc. Mine is set at 900RPMs because of my clutch/flywheel. FYI.
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