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8528, Anyone with a bored TB...please read..help Posted by tim97rs, Oct-09-01 02:58 PM
Hey, any of you ever get a "25" error code on your CEL? Its the "target idle not reached(+/-200r/min)"and "idle air control motor circits"??? anyone...sound like my AIS motor is kaput?
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8529, RE: Anyone with a bored TB...please read..help Posted by BlackVenge, Oct-09-01 03:51 PM
I think i got that code once. check to see that your tb gasket is aligned properly. 25 is also for the idle air controller. and if the gasket slips a little bit which it can, it blocks the vacuum hole for the idle air controler
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8530, RE: Anyone with a bored TB...please read..help Posted by koolade9, Oct-09-01 06:30 PM
is your idle at like 1200ish? if so, it's what I told ya before, I had the same problems... __________________________ ...just my $.02 95 GS

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8531, RE: Anyone with a bored TB...please read..help Posted by tim97rs, Oct-10-01 03:23 AM
unfortunatly no. now its worse with surging to around 2000 rpm, and my CEL is on. Howell said there are a couple of o-rings to check in the sensors. that might be the problem. i will let you guys know what i find out...
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8532, RE: Anyone with a bored TB...please read..help Posted by Michael_97RS, Oct-10-01 03:28 AM
Yes, I actually had that priblem I pinched the o-ring when I first installe dthe sensors so they can't turn like they should and I had and idle around 2-3k rpm. reinstall the TPS and IAC and make sure the o-rings are free. tighten everything up reall goo = no vacuum leaks and you should be fine. I was.
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