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Originally Posted by MattP725 It's very likely a vaccuum leak (like the IAC valve)... it will drive just about normal except the idle which is because it is letting in

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Old 10-14-2011, 02:00 PM   #11 (permalink)
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It's very likely a vaccuum leak (like the IAC valve)... it will drive just about normal except the idle which is because it is letting in more air than the throttle is requesting which causes the same symptom as putting your foot on the accelerator.
I agree with this.
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