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Old 03-19-2004, 12:20 AM
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v6 mustang messing up

Hey guys,
My friend drives a v6 01 mustang. Now the problem is that when he turns it on it revs real high for a long time. Then when it warms up it comes down but still not to normal rpms. The other day i drove it and when i would shift (its a manual) the rpms would come up real high. As soon as u put the clutch in the engines begins to rev high like 3500 rpms or so. so when u put it in gear u got to let the clutch out real slow. We were wondering if any body had the same problem. We would apreciate the help.
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