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Just replaced the throttle body with the 65mm from "The Store". Now I've got the crazy high idle myself as soon as I started the car!!!! Went and got a new IAC and installed that, no difference! Been at this a couple of hours now....any help??
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When I run HP Tuners I can force the IAC to 0 and it will drop the idle from 4500 to 3500. Don't know if I am attempting the reset right. If I take the IAC out and try the reset, what's with having it in a bag?? What am I looking for?Originally posted by MMGT1 -
If its idling that high, you have a vacuum leak somewhere. It could be that the throttle plate isn't closed all the way.
As far as having the IAC in a bag, its because they are known to shoot the pintle out of the body and send pieces everywhere.-Brad-
89 Mustang : Future 60V6 Power
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Got it fixed. Thanks for the info. Ended up being the reset of the IAC.....all good now. Raining here so I'll try reseting the fuel trims tomorrow, and go from there!!Comment
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I install all the throttle plates myself now for the throttlebodies, and I check them for the seal as well as setting the throttle stop so it doesn't wedge the plate. Glad you got it fixed with the IAC relearn
Ben
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Anyone looking or thinking of this body install. All I can say is "DO IT"!! Fit=perfect looks=amazing satisfaction=PRICELESS!!!!!!!Comment
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I agree they are a great add on for the price. I currently have 9,000 miles on mine and haven't had any problems.Originally posted by MMGT12000 Grand Am GT
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