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Idle at cold and warm

The iac CLT-dependent PWM reference positions are very important for the idle air control. If these are wrong, idle will be too high (or otherwise bad) at certain points, even if it's tuned at other points.

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iac_ref_pos[0]=BF

iac_ref_pos[1]=BA

iac_ref_pos[2]=AD

iac_ref_pos[3]=A8

iac_ref_pos[4]=A1

iac_ref_pos[5]=91

iac_ref_pos[6]=82

iac_ref_pos[7]=7A

iac_ref_pos[8]=75

iac_ref_pos[9]=73

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Beware that the Bosch iac actually opens up a bit below appr 25% duty. (you can test by removing the iac connector).

So the minimum air is maintained by appr 25% duty, consider this during iac tuning.

Though the iac PWM reference for (CLT > 71C) is 45%, depending on iac integral decrease limit and other factors it might reach so low duty (25%), that the solenoid actually starts to open up when the ECU decreases duty to close it further => positive feedback, in this case idle RPM will raise.