excesively high idle. Help PLEASE cant figure it out
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excesively high idle. Help PLEASE cant figure it out
one day i went out started my truck. excesively high idling but i thought it was just the choke or something because it was cold.
after that i drove it around for about 15minutes it still high idle. that was two days ago
now it is idling really high still..
i think its the choke held open or the dash pot messeed up
it happened after one day one of my distrubotor caps came off and was sparking i fixed that ran fine but idled really really high and it still is.
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after that i drove it around for about 15minutes it still high idle. that was two days ago
now it is idling really high still..
i think its the choke held open or the dash pot messeed up
it happened after one day one of my distrubotor caps came off and was sparking i fixed that ran fine but idled really really high and it still is.
any ideas??
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I am not an expert on 3.0 but on the 22re the coolent is what controls the idle up valve. Check your coolent level and if it is low burp it to get the air out.
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Theres no choke on these EFI engines and the dashpot dampens the closing of the throttle plate when you take your foot off the gas, and if yours is an auto, you don't have a dashpot.
x2 on checking the coolant level. The IAC is controlled by the coolant temperature, much like how a thermostat works (wax and plungers and what not). but you say it happened after one of the caps came off... Make sure the TPS is working correctly.
x2 on checking the coolant level. The IAC is controlled by the coolant temperature, much like how a thermostat works (wax and plungers and what not). but you say it happened after one of the caps came off... Make sure the TPS is working correctly.
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Theres no choke on these EFI engines and the dashpot dampens the closing of the throttle plate when you take your foot off the gas, and if yours is an auto, you don't have a dashpot.
x2 on checking the coolant level. The IAC is controlled by the coolant temperature, much like how a thermostat works (wax and plungers and what not). but you say it happened after one of the caps came off... Make sure the TPS is working correctly.
x2 on checking the coolant level. The IAC is controlled by the coolant temperature, much like how a thermostat works (wax and plungers and what not). but you say it happened after one of the caps came off... Make sure the TPS is working correctly.
and its a manual 3.0 89 v6.
the TPS is???
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I see that its the v6, but I didn't know if it's an auto or manual. So you DO have a dashpot. How high does it idle? Does it ever come down, say after driving for an hour or so? Take the intake tube off (from air filter box to the throttle body) and look at the throttle plate. Maybe the dashpot is stuck so its keeping the throttle open some. I've never heard of this happening before but it's possible. Also, I don't think anything electrical would damage the dashpot. TPS=Throttle Position Sensor. It does just as the name implies, senses the position of the throttle plate.
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I see that its the v6, but I didn't know if it's an auto or manual. So you DO have a dashpot. How high does it idle? Does it ever come down, say after driving for an hour or so? Take the intake tube off (from air filter box to the throttle body) and look at the throttle plate. Maybe the dashpot is stuck so its keeping the throttle open some. I've never heard of this happening before but it's possible. Also, I don't think anything electrical would damage the dashpot. TPS=Throttle Position Sensor. It does just as the name implies, senses the position of the throttle plate.
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whers the dashpot at?? ive been trying to figure it out all the pictures i see are blurry.
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so this happened like right after one of the dizzy wires came off?
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bajebus! I don't think low coolant by itself would cause that high of idle. The IAC can only let in so much air Maybe you're low on coolant AND the dashpot is stuck. 4000 still seems high for even the dashpot to be malfunctioning. The dashpot only affects the last like 1/2" or so of the plate closing. You definitely need to take a look at the throttle body. Any CEL codes? Even if the light isn't flashing, check to see if there are any.
so this happened like right after one of the dizzy wires came off?
so this happened like right after one of the dizzy wires came off?
but my check engine light is one.
im going to go to Schucks they got free CEL checks... so tomorrow i am
tonight im going to my buddys rodeo he won 5k last night.
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okay okay. follow the intake tube from the air box back to the throttle body. The dashpot will kind of be on the side of the trottle body, under where the throttle cable connects to the throttle body.
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all the wires that go to your distributor cap. one of them came unplugged and the wires were sparking i touched the dist cap not thinking and shocked the out of myself.. lol
but my check engine light is one.
im going to go to Schucks they got free CEL checks... so tomorrow i am
tonight im going to my buddys rodeo he won 5k last night.
but my check engine light is one.
im going to go to Schucks they got free CEL checks... so tomorrow i am
tonight im going to my buddys rodeo he won 5k last night.
Search!!!
Make sure your throttle is closing all the way..
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All you need is a paperclip. Yes, a paperclip.
Find the diagnosis box near the fuse box under the hood. open it up. Unfold the paperclip and stick one end in "TE1" and the other in "E1". Then turn the truck on to "ACC", but don't start it. The CEL light should flash. Count the number of flashes. If there is more than one code, there will be like a 2 (maybe longer) pause between them. I'm pretty sure if its a code like 32, that instead of 32 consecutive flashes it will be like three flashes, short pause (maybe a second) then two more. Then a long pause and the same again if its the same code.
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Heres a link to a picture of the 3vze throttle body area. Also, I would suggest investing in a Chilton or Haynes repair manual. They are like $20 a schucks.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...ystery-150042/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...ystery-150042/
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I had a high idle problem when my thermostat failed. The engine would never get quite hot enough and it would stay in high idle mode. I'd for sure pull of the intake hose going to the throttle body to see if the butterfly was stuck open (even a little).
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