RAB
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I've searched the topic and have found some useful information, but I'm still stuck.
History...
-Cleaned the throttle body last night the CRC cleaner. Removed the throttle body from the manifold.
-Thought I might remove the coolant lines from the ICV but realized that I'd have a mess if I did, some coolant squirted out.
-While I had the throttle body off I figured I'd do the "O" gasket mod. So I cut the "D" out and cleaned up the shavings.
-Put everything back together and checked all electrical and connections.
-Started the truck and revs pretty normal for a slightly warm engine.
Driving...
-While in gear with brake at a stop light the revs are smooth at around 1000rpm.
-Pop it in neutral and the revs jump to 1500 rpm again smooth. Same for park.
-During a cold start up its rough and I have to give it some gas, the revs will steady out at 1000 rpm then climb to 1500 rpm and remain steady. Obviously opposite what what's suppose to happen.
-No check engine light.
So what is it?
1.) ICV idle control valve
2.) TPS throttle position sensor
3.) Can't imagine it's the "O" gasket.
History...
-Cleaned the throttle body last night the CRC cleaner. Removed the throttle body from the manifold.
-Thought I might remove the coolant lines from the ICV but realized that I'd have a mess if I did, some coolant squirted out.
-While I had the throttle body off I figured I'd do the "O" gasket mod. So I cut the "D" out and cleaned up the shavings.
-Put everything back together and checked all electrical and connections.
-Started the truck and revs pretty normal for a slightly warm engine.
Driving...
-While in gear with brake at a stop light the revs are smooth at around 1000rpm.
-Pop it in neutral and the revs jump to 1500 rpm again smooth. Same for park.
-During a cold start up its rough and I have to give it some gas, the revs will steady out at 1000 rpm then climb to 1500 rpm and remain steady. Obviously opposite what what's suppose to happen.
-No check engine light.
So what is it?
1.) ICV idle control valve
2.) TPS throttle position sensor
3.) Can't imagine it's the "O" gasket.