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Old 10-02-2004, 02:16 PM
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Where can I find my IAC? I want to see if thats whats causing my intake to hiss so much at startup. It will probably make me idle rough, but I will sleep better at night knowing thats the cause.
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the IAC is in the TB. One connector is your MAF (black square), another is your TPS (below the throttle plate shaft), the other is the round thingy.....that'* your IAC.
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which side of the TB is it on?
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It'* the only other black thing on the TB other than the TPS and MAF. Also the only other electrical connector. Follow the wires.
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ok thanks
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You can't do anything about the hiss on the IAC. If you seal it off or whatever, you're going to have a car that won't idle smoothly if at all!
The IAC is the device that lets air into the engine, while the throttle is fully closed, to mainatin combustion.
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my theory is that if the idle stop screw was set high enough then it might compensate for the IAC. Its just a theory that I will try out and report back.

I think I will end up with a rough idle too, but there is only one way to find out...
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That'* not an idle stop screw. It keeps the plate from hitting the sides of the bore. You're going to get a rough idle.
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