teamXteg

ok so i always see questions about this.. it seems that IACV is very common to have?? faulty?? can anyone tell me why?? is it just because its a normal wear and tear part? is it cause of all the carbon build up that they seem to gather? it just seems like its a problem that reaccures often and im curious if there is a answer why..

grumblemarc

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Are you kidding with this question? Some of these cars are over 20 years old. I see a lot of questions about MAP sensors, IAT, FITX, headgaskets, O2 sensors, etc. The. Cars. Are. Old.

teamXteg

ha thought i was serious when i asked.. thats why i mentioned is it just normal wear on them.. but thanks

ElectronBlue00

Yes, it's normal wear and tear. Some fail faster than others but it really just boils down to how well the car is maintained and if at all......

But going back to what grumble said.... Just due to the age of these cars, all the parts on these vehicles are bound to fail at some point.

teamXteg

and thats what i was kinda thinking.. i had friends change out a couple like back to back before and maybe change a little.. granted they werent brand new so that weighs in a lot. it was meant as a simple question. i recently changed mine cause i was having problems. and had a change. so thats all i was asking. thanks man

ElectronBlue00

Haha no I get what you mean.

It seems most people I run into with honda's now-a-days are having issues with their IACV/FITV .... Most likely due to the fact they were never serviced.

teamXteg

agreed