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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Great NorthWest
Posts: 3,950
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Plain:
It's a US, non-California, 49-stater. And yes, it ONLY happens after running on the hiway for a bit of time. Car is warm, and the idle just won't turn down; sits about 1800rpm.
My approach solved the problem, period. I am told that you must have *some* decel to prevent the backfire as described above. And note that the locknut is on very, very tight. I thought I would bust the unit before it freed up finally.
This should be done in concert with removing the rubber boot...makes life much simpler, access-wise, and also lets you clean the throttle plate (i.e. butterfly) and the sensor plate from the topside. I think you will find yours is probably dirty, especially if you ever overfilled the oil!
Good luck,
Jw
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