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Apprentice Fridgey
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: In a lil place called Gladstone aka. Glad2bstoned
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i have found the problem, i had really bad rough idle so i decided to unplug the idle control solenoid, made it better, but cause of a failure of brakes i have found a huge crack in the side of the brake booster making my car to loose vaccum hence making it idle badly so the ICS adjusts the idle to compensate for the loss in idle from the vaccum, making it rev higher and uncontrolably. i'd suggest either running your finger around the booster or pulling it out and getting it fixed. made a huge differece now i have it fixed
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Urgent For Ef/el Drivers With Idling Problems Caused By Ics's!!!!
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