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    This happed on my car when it had the LS1 in it. What I had was a faulty TPS sensor. To figure this out, I would go pull the plug from the TPS as it was running and then plug it back in and the RPMs would drop back down to the 1000 mark. I changed the sensor out and didn't have anymore problems after that.

    It may not be the cause of your issue, but its just something to look at.

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    Thanks, that was another thing I was wondering about but didn't know if it could be it, but now that you mention it, I pulled the tps from a 76mm 4.3L throttle body, that may be an issue but I think they are the same sensor but still that one may be bad, thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by flynaked View Post
    Thanks, that was another thing I was wondering about but didn't know if it could be it, but now that you mention it, I pulled the tps from a 76mm 4.3L throttle body, that may be an issue but I think they are the same sensor but still that one may be bad, thanks

    Why do you keep posting a DOT?

    OIC, you put a "." in the title of your reply...

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    Oops, never looked at it, thought you had to put a title so I always just hit a dot to be quick, but really, it doesn't matter..

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