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#15119 02/02/2002 3:58 AM | Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 20 Member | | Member Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 20 | I buried this in a long and rambling post in the lounge. People probably were snoring before they got to it. I'd appreciate any help.
"Does anyone know what energizes/deenergizes the throttle solenoid for a vehicle like mine (73 G10 with a 250 six cylinder and manual transmission) without A/C. The solenoid cycles on when the engine is started but only stays on a couple of seconds. There is a vacuum line on the solenoid and I guessed that when vacuum is applied, the solenoid shuts down. However, my testing has yet to prove this theory. I need to find out how to keep it on long enough to set the idle in accordance with the emissions sticker."
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