Toyota Tacoma [EASY] 05 - 15 P0020 P0345 P0348 1GR-FE 40L V6 | 4Runner FJ Cruiser Tundra Tacoma

P0020 P0345 P0348 Toyota codes. In the end is was chewed up wires from a mouse or a rat, this is the process of repairing the wires and getting the check engine light to turn off.
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Could you please, please help me with something? I was watching one of your videos on cleaning a throttle body and I believe I screwed mine up. I have a 2003 Toyota Camry Xle 3.0v6 with 134,000 on it. I thought I'd do some preventative maintenance on it so I cleaned the maf and throttle body but I didn't remove it from the car. Well before cleaning at a cold start up my rpms would be 1400 and drop as it warmed. But after cleaning now at cold start up its 1800 to 2000. Of course its been a couple months but its still doing it so what did I do wrong any ideals? I can't afford to take it to the dealer and around here you can't find a descent mechanic. They can't even tell me if I have an electronic throttle body or vacuum. The car runs fine but that high idle has got me worried. I tried to prevent problems but now I've created one. Please help