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  1. AEE engine idle speed adaptation 
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    Can anybody tell me how to adjust the idle speed of a Golf MK3 1.6 (AEE engine). Currently idling at about 500 rpm when warmed up. Have done a TBA a number of times and although I can hear it taking place, it makes no difference to the idle speed. Throttle body recently replaced so its not dirty.

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    The link is for idle speed adaption on a mk4 golf, check and see if it works on your mk3

    http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/cars/vwmkIV.html
     
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    Thanks Imran, had already found that on the Ross website but am wary of changing the wrong thing. Have emailed Ross for advice on how to adjust an AEE engine and if they come back with the answer I'll post it here.

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