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Old 05-12-2001, 01:17 AM   #3
TEXSN95
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There is an allen screw on your IAC valve at the top. Turn the clockwise to decrease your idle if the previous post doesn't help. I've been messing with mine a bit and it's perfect at 900 or so, but it is better to have your tps set at about .98 first, then adjust that. I've messed with my idle screw a bit, so my tps might be off a little.

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