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Geckodude18 Newbie
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Posted: Sep 02 2010 at 9:05pm | IP Logged
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I was doing an oil change today. I took off the skid plate and I seen a lot of dried up
antifreeze. I look around to see where it was coming from and found it was coming from accelerator area.
here is some pictures of what I found.
I have no clue what that thing does and why it has antifreeze coming from it. The only thing
I can think of is that it controls the idle after the engine warms up.
So my question is:
1.) has this happen to any of you guys?
2.) is it easy to fix?
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frontierguy Senior Member
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Posted: Sep 03 2010 at 8:20pm | IP Logged
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It is actually called a wax pellet assy to control the FAST idle. It is removable and you can replace the "o"ring.PS nice pictures!
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Geckodude18 Newbie
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Posted: Sep 04 2010 at 3:49pm | IP Logged
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frontierguy wrote:
It is actually called a wax pellet assy to control
the FAST idle. It is removable and you can replace the "o"ring.PS nice
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I thought it was for the idle. So how easy is it to remove? Do you just remove the pin that is on the wax pellet?
as for the pictures I just stuck my phone over there really fast so I could post what I was talking about. My phone does take ok pics.
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frontierguy Senior Member
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Posted: Sep 06 2010 at 5:15pm | IP Logged
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It is easiest to do if you remove the throttle assy, but not necessary. There is a screw that holds the retainer plate, then carefully pry the assy out of the throttle assy.
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