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Posted at Fri Jul 18, 2008 8:18 pm
By timco, New to the forum
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Engine Performance problem
2000 Ford Ranger 6 cyl Four Wheel Drive Manual 130,00 miles
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I have replaced the idle control sensor, and my idle still gets up to 2-3000 rpm depending on how much I depress the gas pedal. There is no CEL. Is there a way to decide which sensor to replace next...the MAFS or the TPS? The idle does slowly get back to normal eventually...

Thank you, Tim
 
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