Hi, all! I think I need to replace the IAC (idle air control valve) because of serious fluctuations in idle when it's hot (drops to near stall, then over-revs, then low again). The IAC was replace less than a year ago by the local shop, but I think I got a bad one. So, I think I need to replace it again to try to solve my long-running idle issues.
The manual says that I should remove the throttle body to get at the IAC, but I noticed that there are a couple cables attached to the throttle body. How do I remove these cables without adversely affecting anything else? Is there some sort of retensioning procedure I have to go through afterward? I can't find anything in Haynes about these two cables...
Any thoughts or suggestions welcome!
SteveB
The manual says that I should remove the throttle body to get at the IAC, but I noticed that there are a couple cables attached to the throttle body. How do I remove these cables without adversely affecting anything else? Is there some sort of retensioning procedure I have to go through afterward? I can't find anything in Haynes about these two cables...
Any thoughts or suggestions welcome!
SteveB