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Idle Problems!!!

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Posted by: Black87LSC

I just put my mark back on the road today, and it was running titties! Then i went out for a cruise tonight and it was cold out, so i turned on the defrost to get some heat going...... Then i was driving, and when I let off the gas, the car seemed to keep moving. I came to a stop light, and it was idling around 1,000 rpms! In park it is idling at about 2,000 rpms! I turned off the heat immediately, no difference. I also restarted the car a couple of times, no difference. This sucks! Anybody got any ideas??? I cant even get an inspection sticker like this!



Posted by: OldSchool1

I would check my throttle body linkages and air filter.



Posted by: talonlsc

Private message B...



Posted by: WALT

Has nothing to do with the heater operation
You either have binding throttle / kickdown/ cruise cable --
jammed Idle Air Control Motor or massive vacuum leak --
Move the throttle lever at the Throttle body by hand
and see if it is smooth and coming back to the
Curb Idle stop screw -- If it appears to be ok
Pull off the Idle Air controller and clean valve
test motor or replace unit ---
inspect all vacuum hoses --
disconnect battery for a couple minutes
to remove parameters set in the EEC
Try again --



Posted by: Black87LSC

Thanks, much appreciated!





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