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    Sticky Idle and Forgot to put two pipes to catbut i dont know wat they are

    so i got my car back today and i love the new dual exhust with 2.5 tips very nice sound but i started the car adn the idl seems to stick and than spin the tires when moved after warming up it goes back down after a couple of taps on the gas pedal and than i stareted it again and stomped on it just to here the new exhuast rawr and it skipped and didnt go that high rpms after skimpping than i did it again and it hesitated a little but it was ok but i forgot to when i brung my car to midas to put the two lines in that go to my cats i thik their vacumm lines but idk will that cause problems basicly why is my idle sticking and skipping? What are the lines going down to my cats and will a egr sensor do this considering iforgot to puit that in to.
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    The pipes going into the cats are for the air thermactor system. Leaving them off won't affect it much, othe than exhaust will leak out of them if they are not plugged up or the pipes aren't installed again. You mean the throttle sticks? Does the pedal depress alright? Does it feel like there is some resistance? Check to make sure the linkage for the choke isn't binding or anything. These cars aren't going to be really responsive when you first start them up, they have to warm up. My car did the same thing, if you revved it when then engine wasn't warmed up it would bog and everything else.
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