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About joshua thorndyke
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i'm very helpful with the mazda 626/MX6 and also the ford probe i myself own a 1993 626 and have done alot of work to it. such as a motor,tranny removal/install. timing belt replacement, suspention, exhaust, whell bearing, interior and exterior panel removal/replacement, alternators, starters, distrubutors,and much more

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i've been an active automotive hobbiest for about 10 years know, i have also completed 2 semesters of automotive repair, and have 2 years of automotive shop experience. if for any reason i'm unable to help you with a question i'll take it apon myself to do the best i can to help you find the answer.
 
   

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Topic: Mazda Repair



Expert: joshua thorndyke
Date: 2/27/2008
Subject: 94 Mazda MX6

Question
QUESTION: I find the idol in my car is very low when sitting at a light and it tries to stall. When driving normal it is fine and it only happens when it is in drive not in park. So what would cause it to try and stall when waiting for a light to change?


ANSWER: i'd start with cleaning the sensors

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QUESTION: And how exactly do you do that and where are they located?

Answer
purchase a spay clearing from a local parts store and spay the sensors one inside the air ducting and the other inside the thottle body you'll have to remove the air ducking to get to the thottole sensor. if that doesn't help have your idle checked the

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