High idle after removing EFI fuse

So I did a bunch of reading last night, and saw a post where someone mentioned to pull the EFI fuse and let it sit for about ten minutes then put back in. Said to do this after you do the deck plate mod. Well I did my deck plate a week ago, bug figured it'd see what would happen. Pulled it yesterday, let it sit for about 30 minutes, then put it back in. When I started the truck, I realized it had a high idle. I drove it around for about five minutes until it warmed and it was still there. Today, started it up, still high idle. Drove about 10 minutes, still there. I can put the truck in 2nd and let my foot off the clutch and it will power along at around 12-13 mph without touching the gas pedal.

Is this because of pulling the fuse with the deck plate open? Or just a huge coincidence of a vacuum leak the exact same day as pulling the fuse?

 

Probably just needs a few days to settle back out.
Mind idled high for a few days after I pulled mine...It's just relearning itself.

 

x2. usually takes up to a full tank of gas they say.

 

Ok, cool. Thanks for the quick replies. I was worried for a second I was going to have to start chasing vacuum hoses.

 

Naw-Just drive as normal as you can and watch it...But you should be fine.

 

I'll pulled the EFI fuse (and disconnected the battery for an hour) when I cleaned the MAF, TB and changed all the plugs and wires.

It took at least 5 or 6 trips before it relearned itself.