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Old 11-24-2008, 05:29 PM
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vac reduction...high idle

So over the weekend i got my lifters finished up, and also did a vacuum reduction and an EGR delete. Now it's idling a bit high (1000-1100 rpm)

should i be looking for a vac/boost leak? or maybe i knocked something on the throttlebody?

any insight would be appreciated.
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Re: vac reduction...high idle

Sounds like an intake leak. Make sure the EGR delete is sealed.
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Re: vac reduction...high idle

hmmm...should i have RTV'd the plenum gasket? I RTV'd the block-off plates pretty well, so i think they're ok...
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Probably should have just replaced the plenum gaskets.
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