Re: High/Hanging Idle
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Originally Posted by XfireZ51
Sounds too inconsistent to be a vacuum leak. Sounds to me that as soon as u stab the throttle that?s when it occurs, then quite possibly the movement of the throttle is what brings on the high idle. Throttle blade may be sticking which is what I experienced some years ago.
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As Dominic suggested earlier, it might be partly mechanical and might benefit from the addition of the helper spring he suggested earlier in the thread. Can't hurt and it can't cost much from Marc. Maybe a combination of weak spring and a vacuum leak, unless Marc didn't think the spring would help. --Bob
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