Question about 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Its not real bad. it is located on the back side of the throttle body and is held in by 2 torx head screws. they are t 25 screws. remove them and slide the ais motor out and install the new one. when you start the vehicle up it may idle high for a while til the computer actually gains control
Posted on Jan 24, 2009
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I picked up a repair manual at the parts store. I took off the throttle body and cleaned it. I changed the Idle Air Control Valve (idle speed motor) which was very clogged. I also changed the Map Sensor and Throttle Position Sensor. My Jeep has never run better. Thanks.
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