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Any tips for why i would have a high(fast)2,500-3000 rpm's idle after changing water pump on a 91 wrangler?

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You may have knocked off a vaccum line , or forgot to put one back on, check all electrical connections, also make sure the coolant temp sensor is hooked up.heres a couple of diagrams to help you locate sensors i circled and check vaccum lines, ones for a 2.5 and a 4.0 engine. hope this helps.any tips for why i would have a - 5be5f70.gif49adany tips for why i would have a - dbfcad0.gifass=dbfcad0.gif

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