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Old 08-10-2010, 01:37 AM
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is there any way to test whether or not the IAC is working properly?

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Without a tech1a scan tool, you can do the minimum idle reset proceedure, do a quick forum search for the details, Basically, turn on ignition- dont crank, wait 30 sec. unplug IAC, THEN unplug spark advance connector (brown and black I think stripped wire by windshield wiper motor), start car, set idle torx screw on throttle body to idle speed of 450 rpm, yes 450 rpm - may die a time or two but shouldnt, THEN take either an ohm meter or tech1 and loosen TPS sensor - slide up either director to get a reading of .54 to .56 then tighten.
replug IAC and spark advance - car should slowly go to 650 rpm smooth idle. This should verify IAC operation. If ok, disconnect battery to clear code set from unpluggin spark advance earlier. - 5 minute job with TPS harness tester ($20 from ecklers). Good Luck!
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Originally Posted by littleredcorvette88
is there any way to test whether or not the IAC is working properly?

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http://shbox.com/1/iac2.jpg
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http://members.shaw.ca/agent86/IAC%20Diagnosis.pdf

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