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Any Ideas??
Ok, well the plugs are replaced and that helped alot, when I was testing the resistance for the plug wires I accidentally broke a wire, and well that was the end of that. I replaced the wires and the car runs great, but it still has a slight miss on the low RPM when I come off idle. Any ideas? The coil came out ok from the resistance test (hot and cold). I also know the chip type and specs it is....
Joe Lubrant Street 92 #30 19(degrees) Fuel psi is set at 42 lbs (according to my crappy fuel rail gauge)
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Great thanks for the info. I will check these items out. I know that my IAC is new, still have the box/old one. I'm not even sure there was a problem with the old IAC but the old owner replaced it anyways.
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