[DML] Re: Constant High Idle Speed
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[DML] Re: Constant High Idle Speed



First thing that I'd try would be to test the Idle Speed Microswitch. With the key in the on 
position, flipping the switch by rotating the Throttle Spool, you should hear the clicking of 
a solenoid for the vacuum lines clicking. You may also need to test the wires that connect 
to the Idle Speed Regulator. Kind of rare, but it turned out to be a bad wire on my car, and 
tthe cause of the problem I was experiencing on my car, that had the same symptoms.

-Robert
vin 6585 "X"



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "dukeofclassiccars" <tswatch@xxxx>
wrote:
> Well, I bought my first DMC about 3 months ago and been spending a 
> lot of time fixing up the mess of the previous owner. 
Unfortunately 
> I'm stuck on one last problem.  I have a constant high idle speed
of 
> 1,900 RPM.  Twice what it should be.
<SNIP>




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