If you have the 2.3 L I-4, then you probably have a bad Idle Air Controller (they are notorious for going bad). It will cost you about $100 from the dealership for the part alone. It is located on the back side of the intake manifold near the center of the vehicle. It is black and has an electrical connection on top. There are 2 bolts that require an 8mm wrench or socket to remove. There is a gasket between the idle air controller ond the intake manifold. (Make sure when putting the new one on you put it on the opposite direction as you took it off) . It will basically look upside down.You can change it yourself in about 5 minutes.
check your crank sensor
Clean them and see.
Do you have a idle adjustment screw at the end of the throttle cable? If so then just back it off a little while the engine is running.Just take off the cover where the throttle cable goes, and adjust the idle by turning the screw.
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Check the electric fan to see if it is working.
No, determine what is wrong with the vehicle before driving it. If the throttle is sticking open, you may not be able to stop the vehicle safely.
Most likely the alt. not charging. Check it with a volt meter on the battery while the engine is running. Should read 14 or so volts.
The sulfide ion is S2- while the somewhat unusual mercury I ion is Hg22+ the 2+ and 2- ions will combine in a 1:1 ratio ro form an electrically neutral compound.
Throttle position sensor is located on the side of the throttle body-in line with the throttle shaft. To locate the throttle body, you can have someone repeatedly push the accellerator pedal (with the engine not running) while you look for the moving throttle shaft. Drew
While you are still rolling down shift to neutral.
This sounds like a classic case of a spun propeller hub. If when you throttle up, you can hear the engine rpm increase, but the boat speed drops off, then the propeller hub is suspect.
Neutral can be used as an adjective or a noun. She tried to stay neutral while her two best friends argued. She put the car in neutral.