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44941, Idling problems Posted by timax_gs, Feb-20-03 10:52 AM
My 96 Gs Idles at 2000 rpm and and rise to 3500 rpm every time I press the clutch pedal. I change the IAC motor but it did not fix the problem. I red that I should also go to a garage and get it reset. Anyone knows how to fix my problem? Thanks for answering.
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44944, RE: Idling problems Posted by ner947, Feb-20-03 11:10 AM
it could be your TPS (although i don't think a fubar TPS will raise your idle THAT much), a HUGE vacuum leak, or probably a handful of other things that i can't think of off the top of my head right now.
EDIT: don't send it to a garage to get it reset. you can do it yourself for free, just unhook the battery for a minute or so, or unclip the two ECU wire bundles.
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44952, RE: Idling problems Posted by 96eclipse2nr, Feb-20-03 12:26 PM
yea, id check for vac leakes...mine did that and i found my leak...bet thats what it is
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44967, RE: Idling problems Posted by JasonESi_T, Feb-20-03 02:14 PM
I agree with all of the above, but another possibility may be a battery or alternator on the way out.
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44976, RE: Idling problems Posted by ner947, Feb-20-03 03:24 PM
yeah... when my alternator belt fell off my idle jumped up to about 2500 rpm's, then when i was at a complete stop for more than 5 seconds or so it would go back down. good point.
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