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high idle speed 850

posted by  Chrissij on  Wed Sep 22 13:02 CST 2004
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When you did all that work, did you inadvertently leave the tp sensor unhooked? I had a customer with the same exact problem. He cleaned his throttle body himself and left the tp sensor unplugged. I plugged it back in, and viola, fixed. Regardless, the problem is most likely at the throttle body whether it's a faulty tp sensor or a hose with a hole. Air pumps don't cause any problem like that. They basically just make your car a greener car by adding air into the exhaust. Thus you are creating carbon dioxide rather than carbon monoxide. Hope this helps,

Chris






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