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Old 08-26-2009, 08:58 AM   #1
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89 MR2 idle intermittently low

OK, should be simple for those who really know this stuff. My MR2 drops down to very low idle conditions when it gets warm and under sometimes under load with the A/C running/engaged. But it is not always when A/C is engaged.

What parts should I be looking at that is allowing the idle to intermittently drop too low to start a breif shaking? Ignition is good, fuel delivery is good (not a super, but injected). When its cold, idle is solid, it takes at least 10 freeway miles to start this and a hot afternoon (easy when in Phoenix).
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