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Old 10-12-2008, 09:13 AM
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1988 s-10 blazer high idel problem

it is ideling around 3000 rpm and smoking it has new iac,map,tps,and inition moduel. new tune up and valve seals the comprecion is averaging 145 psi I an stumped how do I fix this problem?
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Re: 1988 s-10 blazer high idel problem

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it is ideling around 3000 rpm and smoking it has new iac,map,tps,and inition moduel. new tune up and valve seals the comprecion is averaging 145 psi I an stumped how do I fix this problem?
What engine?

For real high idle check gas linkage and vacuum leaks.
Also if a TBI pull it and replace base gasket.
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Re: 1988 s-10 blazer high idel problem

My 2.8 was doing that, If thats what You have un-plugg the temp. sensor thats on the front of your intake, right in front of the TBI, if the idle drops its a bad temp sensor, replaced mine and it idles normal now
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My 2.8 was doing that, If thats what You have un-plugg the temp. sensor thats on the front of your intake, right in front of the TBI, if the idle drops its a bad temp sensor, replaced mine and it idles normal now
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