Hi Tim,
From my memory, that sounds about right. I will pay more attention to it the next time i drive my parent's rodeo, as it has the same engine. The one in my trooper is a generation older, so it is not a good comparison.
As far as adjusting it, i think you are out of luck. Both the idle and the timing are set by the computer. You would probably have to go to the dealer to get that adjusted/fixed. Even though it is OBDII, i don't think just any shop can do anything more than read the codes it puts out.
Adam
From my memory, that sounds about right. I will pay more attention to it the next time i drive my parent's rodeo, as it has the same engine. The one in my trooper is a generation older, so it is not a good comparison.
As far as adjusting it, i think you are out of luck. Both the idle and the timing are set by the computer. You would probably have to go to the dealer to get that adjusted/fixed. Even though it is OBDII, i don't think just any shop can do anything more than read the codes it puts out.
Adam