hanging rpms for about 4 seconds then drops
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hanging rpms for about 4 seconds then drops - 10/7/2006 2:55:05 PM
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danny88
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whats up having this problem everytim e i push the clutch in the rpms dont drop it goes to 2000 rpm stays there for about 4 seconds then drops down to normal, i cleaned everything iac valve egr valve upper and lower intake manifold and also changed the throttle position sensor (tps) now the funny thing is when i disconnected the tps the car is fine everytime the clutch is engaged it drops down really quick, you think they sold me a broken tps or maybe has to be adjusted or what are other problems thanks
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RE: hanging rpms for about 4 seconds then drops - 10/7/2006 6:11:13 PM
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94 4x4 ranger
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Is the check engine light on?
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RE: hanging rpms for about 4 seconds then drops - 10/7/2006 9:09:51 PM
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danny88
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I can disconnect anything in my car and the check engine light will not go on.
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RE: hanging rpms for about 4 seconds then drops - 10/8/2006 5:16:59 PM
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94 4x4 ranger
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I bet the bulb is out! Try to turn the key in the on position do you see the light lit? If not replace the bulb and get those code's read and you will find the problem. Also 2000 RMP is to high see if there is anything holding the throttle open. And if there is a idle screw lower it.
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RE: hanging rpms for about 4 seconds then drops - 10/8/2006 6:57:51 PM
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danny88
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No the bulb isn't out. When I turn the key to ON it comes on. The gas pedal is fine 'cause in neutral the car is fine. One quick question though, if the valves are sticking, either one, intake or exhaust, would it cause this problem? Thanks.
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