red_crx

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Well, here's the problem; when the car is at idle the tach jumps from idle to about 2500rpm and then back to idle. It does this the whole time the car is on, its almost like i'm tapping the gas and then letting off. I checked to see if I had a vacuum leak, but everything seems fine. Can anyone help me diagnose my problem?

Redline130

Sounds like a bad IACV. Your IACV is located on the back of your intake manifold (if you have a MPFI equipped car, if you have a DX/LX, it's on the side of the intake manifold, it has coolant lines running in and out of it). Either it's bad or dirty. You can try cleaning it out with some brake cleaner. If that still doesn't help, you probably will need a replacement.

doublethink

this takes 10 minutes to do and helped my problem:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=699787

after youve done that, take off the intake, spray some carb cleaner into the throttle body while someone else pushes on the gas lightly. aim for the little holes inside the throttle body, to try to flush out the iacv and whatnot.

you can also spray the cleaner on your vaccum lines, if you car revs, youve found your leak.

also what b16 vaccum diagram did you follow? some are different.

red_crx

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where would it be on a b16, and do you have a pic of what it looks like?

Deetz

Also try putting your foot underneather the gas pedal and pull up, if boucing stops, readjust your throttle cable.

red_crx

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Would it make a difference if my ecu had just been chipped? I didn't have this problem before. just put my chipped ecu in, drove all day and nothing went wrong, but then tonite this happened.

red_crx

iTrader: (2)

ok to clean the fillter on the IACV , which one do i use; the brake cleaner or the carb cleaner

red_crx

iTrader: (2)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by doublethink &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">this takes 10 minutes to do and helped my problem:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=699787

after youve done that, take off the intake, spray some carb cleaner into the throttle body while someone else pushes on the gas lightly. aim for the little holes inside the throttle body, to try to flush out the iacv and whatnot.

you can also spray the cleaner on your vaccum lines, if you car revs, youve found your leak.

also what b16 vaccum diagram did you follow? some are different.</TD></TR></TABLE>


Problem solved, i started with the IACV, but it turned out to be the FITV.