Need help with problem of idling.
 

I just got done with a 2 and a half hour trip. Drove about 70-80 mph the whole way. When i finally came to a stop at a stop sign i noticed rpms stayed around 1000 instead of normal. So of course when i went to pull out, it feels as if it wants to stall in 2nd. It doesnt, just feels really close to stalling.

What could cause this problems? Asked on cumminsforum with no real help... Only time i ever had this problem was once before on the same exact trip

Hmm, I remember you askin me this a while back... to me it sounds like either a TPS issue or a Fuel issue, did you ever try grabing any codes or relearning your tps. And its only happening when you take these long trips right?

Ill check codes tomorrow with the smarty. And yep only long trips. How do i te-learn the tps i forget?

Here ya go!!

Well sadly thats more than i can do. Im out of town without even a wrench to take the terminals off :argh: ill do that when i get home friday. But i will check codes with smarty in the morning. I lovin the smarty by the way. Getting way better mileage

Glad your liking the smarty :tu:

An easy, tool-less thing to check would be where the APPS is sitting hen it is on high idle. Pop the hood, remove the cover from the APPS, and see if the linkage isn't going all the way to the stop when your foot is off the throttle. If not, something may be binding.

Wheres the apps at under the hood? I have no clue what to look for

Front left corner of the engine:
http://articleimages.mopar1973man.co...APPS-cover.jpg

Pull the cover off and this is what you will see:
http://articleimages.mopar1973man.co...-bellcrank.jpg

If it's at 1000rpm, and you can pull the top of the linkage towards you slightly, there may be binding.

How come it only happens on long trips, then on next startup it goes away?!