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Old 08-19-2008, 12:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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my taurus seems to idle very high in park but in netual it idles fine. i have to go into "N" before i shift or it clunks bad.
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Try these links, as it might be the Mass Air Flow sensor (MAF):

I have nothing to do with these methods, I'm not knowledgeable on auto repair, and can't vouch for them, so take this advice at your own risk.

Ford Taurus Has An Erratic Idle, Stalls
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Hmmm that is interesting... I didn't follow the links, but you may also want to look up info regarding your Transmission Range Sensor TRS
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