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      05 aveo high idle

      My 05 aveo has recently started to idle high when in gear,it's been about 1200 rpms with foot on brake when I let off the brake she will climb to 2000 rpms and 20 mph, if I put it in nutrual the rpms drop to about 700



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      Is it an auto or manual??

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      It's an auto with 150000 miles timming belt replaced in nov

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      So 1200 rpms when in park, then 700 rpm in neutral, then 2000 rpms at 20mph? That sounds right to me.





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