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Old 12-11-2009, 11:05 AM
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99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

when i start my truck it idles good ,then after about 2 minates it goes up to 1000 rpms untill i touch the peddle then it goes back to normal then after a few minates it goes back up ,anyone got a clue
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

At operating temp.,disconnect the battery for 5 mins. Restart at operating temp, w/ you foot on the accelerator, have someone disconnect the IAC. as the Idle drops out, maintain it at 650 RPM with the accelerator for 2 mins. then turn off the engine for 1 minute & plug the IAC back in. restart and let Idle for two mins. shut off for 1 minute. Restart, put foot on brake & let Idle for two minutes. shut off for 1 min. What do you have for an Idle now? This assumes no active error codes or Vac leaks when performed.
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Old 12-11-2009, 02:00 PM
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

this a powerstroke 1999 ,i dont think it has an iac
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

had a crank sensor put it in recently?
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Old 12-12-2009, 09:16 AM
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

no ,no work ever on it
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

Sounds like Exhaust back pressure sensor on the front of the motor.
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

would that be called something else
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Re: 99 f-250 powerstroke revs high

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would that be called something else
EBP sensor, Exhaust back pressure ...
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