Well, on one of the other sites, they were saying to set your idle mixture with the car in gear. When I had automatics I always did this in neutral.
Poll question:
Do you set your automatic idle mixture with your car in:
1. Neutral
2. Drive
3. Park
I know the way I test/tune, I would end up running myself over in drive even with ebrake. Just curious what all the other list members do.
--Tom
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