rough idle/ dies at stop lights
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Wow, people should quit posting if they are just sitting here every night internet tuning and not working on vehicles. You need to enlarge the hole if the IAC does not have the ability to flow the needed amount of air for idle conditions.
Have some one come over who knows how to tune and does it on a daily basses. Pay them and be done with the problem.
Or listen to these guys they "seem" to know it all.
Have some one come over who knows how to tune and does it on a daily basses. Pay them and be done with the problem.
Or listen to these guys they "seem" to know it all.
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Wow, people should quit posting if they are just sitting here every night internet tuning and not working on vehicles. You need to enlarge the hole if the IAC does not have the ability to flow the needed amount of air for idle conditions.
Have some one come over who knows how to tune and does it on a daily basses. Pay them and be done with the problem.
Or listen to these guys they "seem" to know it all.
Have some one come over who knows how to tune and does it on a daily basses. Pay them and be done with the problem.
Or listen to these guys they "seem" to know it all.
But thanks for your input
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Hum this makes me wonder. When i ported my TB I plugged the hole on that's on the TB. No that I did my cam swap I'm having the same problem you guys are having I thought it was just me. So should I go back and drill the hole out.
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