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I have a Street Avenger 670 less than a year old with an electric choke. I've been chasing down a fast idle issue for months, and over this past weekend finally figure out the problem, but unsure on how to resolve. After I start the truck (1955 F100 with an 1986 Ford 351W), the engine idles up (fast idle), which is expected. I can kick the pedal and the truck will idle around 1000 RPM, but will go no lower, curb idle screw all the way backed off. If I push down the choke cam the truck will idle at around 600 RPM, which is perfect and idles very smooth. The second I press the gas pedal the engine idles back up to 1000 RPM, and will not idle back down unless I push down the choke cam again. Any suggestions on how to get around this problem?
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