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I have a 94 3.4 and when I started the car up to come home from school the idle was aroung 3000rpm. I drove it home and it drives fine except everytime i push the clutch or take it out of gear the idle goes right back up to 3000. Any ideas on what would cause the rpm to be up so high and not come back down?
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Anuarism:
I have a 94 3.4 and when I started the car up to come home from school the idle was aroung 3000rpm. I drove it home and it drives fine except everytime i push the clutch or take it out of gear the idle goes right back up to 3000. Any ideas on what would cause the rpm to be up so high and not come back down?<hr></blockquote>
Don't know if 3.4's have them or not, but when my car had them idleing problems, it was a bad IAC Sensor. Bought mine at Autozone for $26
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by hockeyman:
Don't know if 3.4's have them or not, but when my car had them idleing problems, it was a bad IAC Sensor. Bought mine at Autozone for $26
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