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Posted by Mercedez (Member # 8443) on
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This is for an idle from 1,800 to 2,000 RPM in neutral and continues on when you shift so you can imagine what it sounds like. I have had the coolant water temp sensor changed, ACT sensor changed, PCV Valve changed with PCV valve mess and rubber grommet. A while back I cleaned the thottle body and IAC and that helped but this time it isn't helping? Any ideas what it could be?
Posted by 92stangLX (Member # 3252) on
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What is the problem exactly
Posted by 93ReefBlue5.0 (Member # 5780) on
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unplug the iac valve and see if the idle changes...
Posted by SSF 50 (Member # 7219) on
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map sensor on the fire wall. Unplug it if it stays the same then its that.if i can remember cause thats what one of my 50z did it stayed at 2000rpms and the map sensor was bad.
Posted by street_illegal_stang (Member # 1554) on
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can you repeat the question? Vacuum leak somewhere
Posted by turbo50 (Member # 6700) on
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Originally posted by SSF 50:
map sensor on the fire wall. Unplug it if it stays the same then its that.if i can remember cause thats what one of my 50z did it stayed at 2000rpms and the map sensor was bad.
BAP sensor if it is a mass air car, fyi...
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