Hi, i came across this online bt dnt fully understand what it's all about.

Is tђere anyone in the house who Can explain -


What is an "idle relearn procedure"?

What is the use of doing an "idle relearn procedure" on a car?

When is the right time ϯo do an "idle relearn procedure" on your car??

HOW TO RE-LEARN THE IDLE

If your battery has been disconnected for any reason, you may need to perform this procedure in order for the computer to relearn how to idle. Under most circumstances, it will relearn after just driving the car for a while, but if your car continues to experience an abnormal idle, or you just don't want to wait for it to relearn on its own, you can try this procedure.


STEP ONE:

Disconnect the Negative cable for a few minutes. While The negative cable is dissconnected, pump the brake pedal a few times to clear out any voltage in the system. Re-connect the negative cable after this is complete. Turn off air conditioning controls and all other accessories.

STEP TWO:

Run the engine up to operating temperature and shut off.

STEP THREE:

Apply the parking brake. Start the vehicle and place it in drive (A/T), or neutral (manual).

STEP FOUR:

Run the engine until the cooling fan has cycled on and off, or for a maximum of 10 minutes.

STEP FIVE:

Turn the ignition key off for at least 5 seconds.

STEP SIX:

Restart the engine and again shift into drive or neutral. Allow engine to run for at least 5 minutes.

STEP SEVEN:

Shut off engine for 10 seconds and restart.

STEP EIGHT:

That should do it. With engine stabilized and in closed loop, the IAC motor values should be between nine to 12 counts. If not, the adjustments may be tailored by adjusting the minimum air rate screw. More throttle valve opening equals lower IAC counts. Less throttle opening equals higher IAC counts.
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Can ds Procedure work on my 2005 Accord 4cyl ex?

Each vehicle has it's own idle relearn procedure.
It's usually only required in reality when you clean the throttle body.
Google, you'll find the steps for your vehicle