protracracing

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I am getting ready to finally start my 1988 5.3 turbo mustang.I have been building this car since 2012.I am going to be running a mircosquit what I need to no what to do with the IAC.Is there a way to block it off?

Thanks
Dennis

rt338b

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Pull IAC out and pull plunger out to full length and reinstall. No problems after that it will stay extended

yenkomike

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efisourse sells a stepper setup for the micro for about $60.00

truckdoug

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diyautotune sells it for $10 lol

protracracing

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The boost pressure wont push it open?

rt338b

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No it should hold. I have had 20 lbs and no problems

JoeNova

That one doesn't work with standard microsquirt.

The one from EFIsource is an open loop IAC controller. It adjusts the stepper based on coolant temps and not much else. It also takes up all of your inputs/outputs from microsquirt.

I have a microsquirt add-on module made that does closed loop IAC control but I'll still be testing it through spring at least.

Forcefed86

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You can use the advanced timing options to regulate idle pretty well with out the IAC. My micro setup ran great without. Just setup advance/retard to raise and lower the idle as necessary.