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    Default 06-05-2012
    Check the throttle body.. this happened to me and my TB wasnt working properly.. switched it out and havent had a problem since
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    Default 06-05-2012
    Quote Originally Posted by Alix0r View Post
    Check the throttle body.. this happened to me and my TB wasnt working properly.. switched it out and havent had a problem since
    I don't believe its bad because after I shut it off and back on its fine. but I've been wrong before.
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    I don't believe its bad because after I shut it off and back on its fine. but I've been wrong before.
    could be really dirty.. and the plate is getting stuck when its trying to adjust idle or something stupid like that. Get it scanned even if it has no SES light could be a stored code.
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    Default 06-05-2012
    Quote Originally Posted by acidcrashdburnd View Post
    could be
    when I did
    really dirty.. and the plate is getting stuck when its trying to adjust idle or something stupid like that. Get it scanned even if it has no SES light could be a stored code.
    when I did the intake I cleaned the TB and everything sspotless.
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