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hey this is kind of dumb but will my ecu run in limp mode if i unplug the iacv????
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No. It's not a sensor. IACV: Idle Air Control Valve
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then what is the plug in for??
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i have noticed when i unplug the iacv sensor it will throw the iacv code.
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yes when unplug it will throw a code.
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The wires connected to the IACV control whether it is open or closed and, in some cases, how far it opens.
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yes when unplug it will throw a code.
ok will it run in limp mode???
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yes u will have horrible idle.
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i have a horrible idle now lol, i think im gonna jus block it off, then it will jus have a hard time idling til it warms up
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i have a horrible idle now lol, i think im gonna jus block it off, then it will jus have a hard time idling til it warms up
Why do you want to get rid of it?
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