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soo wrote:i get this issue too.
if i let the car idle drop for itself on a morning it doesn't give any trouble at all. it's like an old fashioned warm up on a carbuerated car. takes about 30 seconds for the rpm to drop.
same thing i have to do at lunch time which is about 4 hours of not driving. i need to let the rpms drop before i pull off. I know it sounds strange but it works for me. I have a feeling its the same idle air control valve problem but it is not an issue for me if i give it that time to "warm up" on starting the car. otherwise its a whole set of drama with the RPMs dipping real low and then tripping off.
i have a 4g92 local ck4.
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