Is there a way to test the IAC?
thanks
Look at the front of the throttlebody and find the passage the goes to the IAC, put a piece of tape over it to prevent the air from going in it, then start it and see if it still idles high. If it doesn't you know its IAC related, if it still does, toy need to find the vacuum leak, thats letting the excessive air in. Both HPT and EFI have the ability to force the IAC closed, IIRC, you can issue this command with just the key on and the motor not running, that way you can have the IAC out and watch it. KD Tools (and I'm sure others) makes a trester to plug the harness plug in, it tells if you're getting a valid singal.
If you measure individual IAC legs to GND, a functional
PCM will show some voltage while one with missing IAC
drivers will show only millivolts of electrical noise.
All cable-throttle PCMs (F-bodies, early trucks, vans)
should be OK bus a large portion of DBW ones, saved
a couple of bucks on components.
If you measure individual IAC legs to GND, a functional
PCM will show some voltage while one with missing IAC
drivers will show only millivolts of electrical noise.
All cable-throttle PCMs (F-bodies, early trucks, vans)
should be OK bus a large portion of DBW ones, saved
a couple of bucks on components.
Is it a Blue / Red plugged PCM? If so, you shouldn't have an issue.
If its a Blue / Green plugged one you might.
Since he said 99 I assumed it was a Blue / Red plugged one, but he never said it was
If its a Blue / Green plug one list the service number
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