hey i fallowed what the search showed me and cleaned my iac valve and i still have a jumpy idle on cold start. it stops when im hot. so any ideas i also have put a known good one in and still no results. i do have it relocated do to skunk 2 intake manifold. but it started three weeks after i put it on. any ideas?

 

Search for FITV or 'fast idle thermo' valve and try adjusting that.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hawkze_2.3 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Search for FITV or 'fast idle thermo' valve and try adjusting that.</TD></TR></TABLE>

hell I don't think that manifold uses one does it? has the weather been colder lately where you live?

 

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hell I don't think that manifold uses one does it? has the weather been colder lately where you live?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Well the FITV is on the OEM throttle body, but I guess if you use an aftermarket TB then it won't have one...

I wish the weather was colder lately...it's been a solid 90+ for weeks now. Yay Texas!

 

it only does this when the weather is cold. as soon as it warms up it slows down and finally stops. so does that make a difference? yes i have the stock throttle body.

 

so wat do i do if it is the fast idle valve?

 

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You need to take the valve off (three bolts), strip it down, and screw the plastic cap inside it back down. There should be some detailed info on it if you search for 'FITV'. It would also be a good idea to clean it out with carb cleaner while it is off.