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99 RT/10 · May 14th, 2008, 02:16 PM

Start with cleaning the IAC and Throttel bodies, should not need to replace the IAC, BUT you might want to think about replacing the battery. A low or bad battery plays havoc with these cars computer.

My 96 did th esame thing(coming up to a light or pushing in the clutch). I disconnected my computer to reset it(about 20 minutes) and that also helped, but a new battery(while reseting the computer) worked perfectly.

May 14th, 2008, 02:16 PM	#6
99 RT/10 Senior Member 99 RT/10 is offline Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 4,480 Rep Power: 16	Start with cleaning the IAC and Throttel bodies, should not need to replace the IAC, BUT you might want to think about replacing the battery. A low or bad battery plays havoc with these cars computer. My 96 did th esame thing(coming up to a light or pushing in the clutch). I disconnected my computer to reset it(about 20 minutes) and that also helped, but a new battery(while reseting the computer) worked perfectly.