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HIGH IDLING Replaced thottle body sensor, did not take of the problem

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Check the idle cable...you should be able to adjust it by a bolt.

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Try fixing the idleing problem by replacing IAC ( Idle Air Control )sensor

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Change your Thottle positioning Sensor. My 93 lesabre did the same thing and i changed the TPS and it stopped.
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