Hi,
I suspect you read through this link.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/engine-stalls-idles-too-high-low-after-dead-or-replaced-battery
I have a couple of questions. First, does it run normally once the vehicle is moving? Has the check engine light turned on and stayed on with the engine running?
To answer your question, try to keep it running for approximately 30 minutes. The driving style shouldn't make a difference. Also, since it took three tries to get the right battery in place, make sure they didn't accidentally disconnect any vacuum hoses, any sensors at the air box, or the air intake tube between the air box and the throttle body.
If everything checks good and driving doesn't take care of the issue, then try this.
Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Next, remove the positive battery terminal.
Using a zip tie or similar, tie the cable ends together so they touch. Press the brake pedal and hold it for a few minutes and allow the vehicle to sit for approximately 10 minutes.
Reconnect the positive battery terminal. Then, reconnect the negative cable. Make sure both are properly tightened, and the cables are in good condition.,
By performing the above steps, you are performing a hard reset. This allows all capacitors to drain. Basically, you are starting over again with a clean system, so expect the relearn procedure to start over. I am hoping that allows the idle speed to return to normal after the 30-minute drive time.
Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.
Take care
Joe
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Wednesday, December 7th, 2022 AT 6:06 PM