Replaced throttle cable, cant get low idle set

Check that the throttle cable is not too tight

The IAC is controlled by the computer, it is not adjustable. There might be an adjustment at the throttle body (where your throttle cable connects to). Clean or replace your PCV valve, and check for vacuum leaks.

Check throttle cable, take the throttle cable off and check if
it is tight. And also check if cable is bent in between one point to the other. A good throttle moves smooth back & forth.
any tape bending or kink in between will cause it to get stuck.

Adjust your idle on the throttle body! Should be a set of two nuts on throttle cables

have you checked the idle control motor

The issue is most likely the setting at which you idle throttle is set at. When you come to a stop, your brake system takes power, and if the idle speed is too low, then the call for power will stall the engine. To fix this, look for where the throttle cable connects to the throttle body. Where it connects will be a screw that you can turn that will change the angle of the throttle plane. This is called a set screw, so be sure you are not turning a screw that holds the throttle assembly together. The screw most likely has a spring in between the head of the screw and the throttle plane. To adjust this properly, turn the engine on with the hood open. Keep the engine on and adjust the screw left or right until the RPM indicator points right above 1000 RPM. A good idle speed for a SUV is 1200 RPM.

You may need to adjust your idle setting. Also, it could be an idle sensor or throttle sensor. A map sensor will cause this as well.

adjust the accelerator cable.

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This vehicle is equipped with an electronic throttle control motot that operates the throttle plate. and controls the idle if your throttle plate is carboned up if will decrease air flow into the engine causing a low idle. This is very common if your battery was replaced or disconnected.