need idle help fast
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Disconnect battery, remove throttle body, thoroughly clean throttle body, to include removing IAC, and cleaning it, and it's well out so that all is squeaky clean. Reinstall everything, reconnect battery. Drive truck. Might take it a couple minutes to figger out idle again, but, should resolve the issue.
If it doesn't, test your TPS, battery, and alternator.
If it doesn't, test your TPS, battery, and alternator.
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Cleaned it all and reset computer. About half way to the dodge dealer it stopped. Had to get my oil changed 1st time at this dealer. But when the man pulled my truck back up. i jumped up to get my paper work and he was talking to the front desk guy and he pointed and told him you tell him. I was thinking some thing is ****ed up. But the man told me i have the cleanest ram sport he has ever seen. No leaks, No wear, there is nothing wrong with the truck not even a spot of dirt under it. lol That made may day!!!