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    Question 06-28-2011
    So I'm now to the GM scene, and I have an issue with my 1995 3100 SE. I drove it home last week and all was good. I start it today to move it and prep it for registration it decided it wanted to rev right after start up and idle anywhere from 3000 rpm's to 4000 rpm's. Any ideas fella's?

    Video found here-> YouTube - ‪95 Grand Prix SE Idle Problem‬‏
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    Default 06-28-2011
    Sounds like a MAF issue to me. Make sure the sensor is plugged in securely.
    Quote Originally Posted by W-Body Store
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    Default 06-28-2011
    checked and all is plugged in tight and w/e...

    any other thoughts???
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    If you unplug the maf does the condition change? If not the maf itself is bad.
    Quote Originally Posted by W-Body Store
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    Default 09-04-2011
    Also check the IAC on the side of the throttle body. My 95 would idle at 3000 until I replaced this sensor.
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