idle air control
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i have no vac. lines going to it or coming from it on my h22 and its reving from like 1000 to about 2500 when it get warmed up i have no cel so i think thats its just the vac lines but i dont know where they go help
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Re: idle air control (slamed93si)
Did you do your own swap?!
IACV does not need vac lines. Try unplugging it and see if the idle changes any. If not the it is not wired properly and needs to be..
IACV does not need vac lines. Try unplugging it and see if the idle changes any. If not the it is not wired properly and needs to be..
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Re: idle air control (Jason kiDD)
i did the swap but i had to bolt the motor together and i think that i might not have had all the parts also looking for a 90 acorrd inermeadit shaft so i can just use gsr axels cause i have drive shaft shop stage 2 and i keep wiping them out thats in my other post also
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Re: idle air control (Jason kiDD)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Jason kiDD »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">IACV does not need vac lines.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, the IACV has coolant lines that run to and from it, not vacuum lines.
Yes, the IACV has coolant lines that run to and from it, not vacuum lines.
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Re: idle air control (slamed93si)
check your throttlebody gasket if it's not the IACV,but make sure you eliminate electrical connections,vacuum leaks,bled the cooling system,etc before you pull off the T/B.If you remove the T/B be careful and don't rip the gasket,pull it off and make sure it matches the ports/holes on the T/B and that it seals around the entire surface of the T/B.
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