patrickd_21

Hey guys. So i have a fully built turbo D16Y8 and I accidentally hooked a plastic stem yesterday and it broke. I need to pick a replacement part up today but i have no idea what it is and how to describe it to the parts guy. So if somebody can give me some advice on what this is called or even a HONDA part number, that would be great.

Here are some pics:

If your standing in front of the car facing the engine bay, this peice is to the left of the Intake manifold, and slightly to the right of the thermostat. As you can see in the 1st pic, the tube that connects to this peice is just beside. The stem is still stuck in the tube.....the pick was taken from the top.





I hope you guys can help me out!

thanks

rick_rabies

i cant see pics but im guessing temp sensor?

SlickEJ8

is there any hose's that look like they go to it? is the car running different if not block it off.

SlickEJ8

what i thought

skaternak

is it the fia system (fuel injection air) ronj@ht should know

patrickd_21

yes. The hose that passes right infront of the camera, exactly underneath the broken peice in the pic (the one with the clamp on it, not connected to anything) is the hose that it attatches to.

The car is not starting at the moment, therefore i cant say whether or not it runs differently

patrickd_21

So i think its the fast idle valve....can anyone confirm that? And if i go to the dealer, under what part category would it be?

Former User

patrickd_21

Thank you VERY much!...exactly what i was looking for

Jimster480

wtf is that used for? Why is it not on any of the other D16 Engines. I guess in 99 they just forgot how to make motors so they started adding more sensors and useless **** that they never needed before. And they also started changing the shapes of the plugs because apparently they lost the molds for things like distributor plugs.

Former User

Haha...

rick_rabies

maybe it was a obd law thing. autozone guys would be confused and sell mixed up obd stuf....

thumper64

I thought it was for helping the engine warm up quicker or something. It's got to be an emissions thing.

And Jesse, the people at Autozone are just plain confused as it is. They tried to tell me there is no such thing as a Chrysler Intrepid... Kinda like Dodge Neon versus Plymouth Neon.

longshot95

is that wat it was then?

skaternak

i think its for warm up cause i took out the hose for it on mine 2000 d16y8 on cold warm up, and rpm dropped and died out. so i think its for warm ups for better atomization for the air/fuel.

patrickd_21

Exactly. My car dies when i cold start it unless i give it gas. I super glued it back together and its all good now!