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Old 09-05-2019, 11:21 AM   #6
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Re: 1988 gmc k2500

I put some helicoils in the top of the transmission, now the stick doesn’t flop around so bad. For the high idle, I tried to test the AIC. I checked the signal at the connector with volt meter and saw pulsing. I shorted the ALDL pins A and B, turned the key, and disconnected the AIC after a minute. I pulled the short, and started the engine, but the idle remained high. I sprayed starting fluid around looking for vacuum leaks. I replaced the AIC, but the idle remained high. I took the truck to a repair shop. They replaced the AIC, said the one I put in was bad. It’s running good now and I’m ready to start the frame swap.
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