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Throttle Position Switch... unplugged? 700 1990

posted by  aleekat on  Mon Jan 17 21:32 CST 2011
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I would pull the throttle body and clean it then adjust per FAQs. Pull the idle control valve and clean it. Hows plugs, wires, cap, rotor? The hole you mentioned. If in front to the Cat, just a test port. Either put a lock washer on it or tack weld a spot on it or it will vibrate back out. Turbos really hate any type of air leak.
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