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You don't even have to replace it. What you can do is there is a bolt looking thing attached to a little motor near the throttle linkage. The bolt rests on the linkage and contols the idle air (as 95_318SLT said). With the truck running, turn the bolt until the idle starts coming down and have it settle around 700 RPM. That should fix your problem