i have an 87 blazer that's got same prob and after searching and asking for help i found this to be a common prob with not many answers but this is what i came up with, first of all have you tried all the usual adjustments? and is yours injection? if so there is a capped of idle screw to adjust (after removing cap) if still no joy and your really stuck then do what i ended up doing by puting a return spring on throttle linkage, mine been fine since i did this.
No it does not.
Where is the idle speed motor located at on a 1995 chevy blazer?
Idle speed is computer controlled and is not adjustable.
You don't. The ECM controls the idle speed. If you are having idle problems, you may have a vacuum leak and you probably have a "check engine" light illuminated also.
You shouldn't. The idle speed is set at the fatory. Instead look into testing your TPS and VAM. Check timing and and test O2 sensor.
My Honda, in good running condition, idles at 700 RPM This is what it idled when it was new. For the 1989 Honda your idle speed should be between 750-1000 RPM and if you have any questions look under your hood and it will tell you right there.
need vacuum system diamram for a 1989 3.9 dodge Dakota p.u.
Sounds like a choke problem/fast idle speed adjustment.
Should be around 25-30 psi. 15-20 at idle speed in drive.
Check the motor mounts.
You can't, It is not adjustable. The idle is controlled by the idle speed control solidnold that is screewed into the left side of the throttle body. It may need to be removed and cleaned.
The idle speed is NOT adjustable it is computer controled. Is the check engine light on ? if so then you MUST have the engine scanned with an engine scanner to see what is wrong.