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new thread, high idle after throttle body cleaning

posted by  someone claiming to be townes on  Sun Jan 2 14:45 CST 2011 [RELATED]

Yup, that's me. In the last month I've replaced or had replaced the fuel pump, O2 sensor, starter, plugs and wires, cleaned the IAC and throttle body (very dirty), air filter, and starter. In the process I caught my mechanic who I used to trust in a pretty disappointed lie and can longer use him. My initial gut reaction was AMM and I should have listened to my instincts. Knock wood, but all seems good now, perhaps the best she's run.

thanks, now I'm onto my 84.

Kirk S.






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