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Old 01-24-2011, 10:45 AM
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Replaced IAC yesterday and everything seemed fine. Went out to start up the durango and it did same before I changed the IAC. Had to crank for 5-8 seconds and keep gas going once it started for a few minutes. Any ideas now?
 
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Change TPS? Spark plugs? Anything?
 
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Sounds like a bad battery.
 
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I would also have the alternator checked when you get the battery tested. Overcharging is just as bad as undercharging.
 
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Disconnected battery (the positive) and checked voltage of battery, 12.6 was reading.
Reconnected battery, started engine (did not drive) 13.6 was the reading at idle for alternator. I checked all that before changing the IAC. I will be going into town tomorrow, I will get a new TPS. Any thing you can think of would be great. I live 70 miles one way, so need to get what I can all at once. Thanks for the help, I am very grateful.
 
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that 13.6 sounds a little bit low for the alternator, while your in town have it tested
 
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Originally Posted by shrpshtr325
that 13.6 sounds a little bit low for the alternator, while your in town have it tested
Your right, so I went and checked it again. It was 14.2 Then I checked my notes, and it was 14.3 when I org. tested it. So alt. is fine.
 
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yea those numbers sound better.
 
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Disconnected battery (the positive) and...
For future reference, disconnect the negative instead. Otherwise you are putting yourself and your vehicle at risk... Arcing between the positive terminal and cable.
 
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