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1993 olds cutlass supreme idles between 3500 and 400rpms

The car idles between 3500 and 4000rpms. We have no idea how to reset the idle if thats our problem. Our only car and desperately need it running right . Can you, please, help with this problem? Thanks!!

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TROTTLE SENSOR CHECK TROTLE IS NOY STUCK!!!!!!!!

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My 1993 olds cutlass supreme idles fine until you step on the gas or when your going down the road at higher speeds than idle it has a hesitation what's the problem?

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soundl like idle air control valve sensor
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