I used to have this problem annually with my Daytona's. The Automatic Idle
Speed (AIS) motor needed to be cleaned. You can either remove it from the
throttle body and clean it with carb cleaner or use the wand on the carb
cleaner to spray into the bypass port on the upstream side of the throttle
blade, not as effetive as taking the AIS moter off but certainly eaisier.
Dave Clement
99 SLT+ CC 4x4
In article <20040204212247.97890.qmail@web21108.mail.yahoo.com>,
pbatson68@yahoo.com (Phillip Batson) writes:
>
>
> Just an update: I cleaned the air filter, changed the
> oil and plugs last weekend. I thought that had fixed
> the drop in the idle speed after driving for a while.
>
> Got to work this morning and parked in the lot, and it
> dropped to below 500rpm and then back up to 700
> several times again. Thought it was going to die out
> it went so low. Lights dimmed and everything.
>
> Guess I'm going to have to take it into the stealer to
> have it checked out. I don't know what else would be
> causing this.
>
> =====
> Phil
> 2000 4x4 CC 4.7L
>
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