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09-27-2007, 11:20 AM
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Idling problem
My 1999 S70 is idling at around 400. Check engine code tells me "the Idle is too low". OK how do I fix it.
Any HELP
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RE: Idling problem
Sounds like a vaccume leak. Look for any loose, ripped, or missing hoses under your hood.
It could be the idle air control valve also.
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RE: Idling problem
The throttle body might be bad.
Clean it first though.
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