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Old 01-01-2005, 22:59   #1 (permalink)
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Idle when warming up?
all the vehicles i have had idle at a higher RPM when you are warming up then kick down after the temp is up a little but i noticed my explorer still idles at about 800 RPM even when i have just started it up in the morning. Is this normal or could there be a small problem causing this?
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yeah that seams like a pretty normal idle, especially for your environment. all cars and trucks are diff. none are gonna be the same.
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ok, thanks for the reply
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yeah dont worry about it.
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J this is normal for your environment. having lived up near where you are at I have seen this all too often.
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