NightHawk

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I posted this in the nitous forum too, becuase it did it after I was spraying for a while, but here's the thread...

https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/299180-help-engine-revving-out-control.html

Any ideas?

Any help is greatly appreciated

Midnight F-117A

Check the cruise control system, that's the only system that could cause the engine to rev if malfunctioned...if other than the throttle linkage between the pedal to the throttle body.

And make sure your floor mat isn't up far near the throttle pedal jamming it.

flippincamaro

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possibly the iac i had this problem and just now found out what it was by disconnecting the iac it will still run but have to give it a lil gas sometimes. might work who knows

Keenov

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Check for air leaks. Replace the IAC. Where is the nitrous being injected at?

theblur98ss

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sounds like you might have a noid sticking

01350ss

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correction to midnight: cruise control is Not the only thing that will cause idle issues. As stated before, the iac valve (idle air control valve) will cause jumping, searching, constant reving, and stalling of the engine.

NightHawk

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Well I know it wasn't a 'noid sticking becuase it did it with the valve closed, and I know it wasn't the cruise because it was still functioning correctly and I pulled the linkage for it on the throttle blade. I pulled the intake apart and cleaned the MAF, the IAC and the TPS with contact cleaner, then cleaned everything I could in the intake with carb cleaner. It seems to be ok so far but I haven't had the bawls to bring it to WOT yet I'll give it a shot tomorrow *crosses fingers*

Thanks everyone