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08-23-2016, 11:43 AM
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Location: Jacksonville FL
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Re: Need help to set idle
If you think it might be a vacuum leak ... and it does sound suspicious ... spray some Brake Clean on all the likely areas with engine idling at the lowest speed it can maintain. Gaskets, shafts, etc.
Engine should react if you hit the spot. Standard trouble-shooting for vacuum leaks.
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