Timmcnamee
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- 1999 explorer
Great info gents!
Sounds like a vacuum leak to me, I'd give the hoses a once-over around the intake manifold. If you are familiar with the starting fluid trick I'd try that as well. A few short sprays around suspicious areas will rev the engine from idle.
No problem, I've never been a ford guy but I've grown on my Explorer. Keep it running!
Ha guys, my 96 5.0 Explorer, revved up at a stop sign after applying the brakes! Had to throw it neutral fast to avoid hitting the car in front of me. The day before this happened, I noticed my idle was high (2500-3000) after starting? Cleaned IAC yesterday, same problem today. Any ideas?
What code number(s)?Just started to get this same code and put in a new IAC from Oreilly's and still have the same code.
Just let it dry and you should be fine
I don't think I disconnected my batter either.
Actually, my IAC continued to whine, and I yanked off the black cap. Instantly, no whine. So I'm thinking the cap gets loose and air tries to get through there causing the whine? I also think that becasue of the video someone put up here about the IAC whining when his hand attpeted to partially seal off that hole the black cap covers.
Thi is so weird.........
Karl