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01-21-2008, 07:23 PM
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If the IAC is restricted (like epoxy) that will make the idle
unstable whenever the motor wants more air than the IAC
can give. Been there. Conversely if there is too much air
getting past the blade, the IAC will bury trying to choke
something that it has no authority over.
unstable whenever the motor wants more air than the IAC
can give. Been there. Conversely if there is too much air
getting past the blade, the IAC will bury trying to choke
something that it has no authority over.
01-22-2008, 04:49 AM
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If the IAC is restricted (like epoxy) that will make the idle
unstable whenever the motor wants more air than the IAC
can give. Been there. Conversely if there is too much air
getting past the blade, the IAC will bury trying to choke
something that it has no authority over.
unstable whenever the motor wants more air than the IAC
can give. Been there. Conversely if there is too much air
getting past the blade, the IAC will bury trying to choke
something that it has no authority over.
