car revs high
Could be a bad engine temperature sensor or outside air temperature sensor telling the ECU that it is much colder than it really is.
Try unplugging one of them and starting the engine and see what it does with one unplugged. If it idle normally, then the one that is unplugged needs to be replaced with a new one.
Try unplugging one of them and starting the engine and see what it does with one unplugged. If it idle normally, then the one that is unplugged needs to be replaced with a new one.
The engine coolant temperature sensor in mounted in a metal tube running across the lower intake manifold toward the heater box. Not sure exactly where the air inlet temp sensor is located although it could be incorporated into the MAF sensor since that's how the sensor works by reading the temperature change across a heated wire. TPS sensors can be bought at a Ford dealer or other auto parts stores like AutoZone and I don't have any idea how much they cost as I've never had to buy one.
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