Danjjacob

I pulled the throttle bodies and carefully cleaned out the carbon build up spraying the cleaner on the rag and wiping the insides of the throttle bodies. Snugged them back up and fired it up. Much smoother idle however after I started to drive it I notice the rpms do not drop between shifts (6MT) and will hover around 1200 when coming to a stop for a few seconds before finally settling down to around 900.

I tried the crazy idle reset by turning the car to on and pumping the gas pedal 5x in 5 seconds then holding it down for 20 seconds but it didn't change anything.

Any suggestions?

Thanks fellas

Sunny G

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I would guess there is a relearn procedure the car does automatically, but I'm not sure. What I would like to know is what cleaner did you use?

Can'tGme

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There are a couple of relearns you have to do in order. You may not have done them correctly. I know it takes me a few tries to get it right.

Danjjacob

It was regular throttle body cleaner from PepBoys.

Thanks Can'tGMe I will give it another go. I tried it 3x but the "Service Engine Soon" light never did go off like the instructions says it should.

sukh79

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figure it out ?? did you disconnect your battery before cleaning them. if not, do so, reconnect and fire up.

JerseyG37s

if you mess with the electronic flapper when cleaning them youll probably need to replace them i have seen it all the time.... good luck the throttle body itself is around 900 bucks before install