Question on IAC and Autotap
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Question on IAC and Autotap How do I determine what the IAC's are with autotap. Either I have something wrong or I'm not doing something right. I've used the IAC Motor Control Counts in autotap and all I get is 0's. Am I using the wrong item or is something else wrong?
No your in the right place I have the same problem. I was told 0 means the car is getting too much air and the IAC is closed all the way inorder to try to keep any more air from comming in but I've been talking to some people about my problem with my 90mm and they are saying I should drill my tb to make it run better which confuses the **** outta me. If the IAC count is 0 meaning too much air how would drilling a hole help? Wouldn't that make it worse?
DO NOT DRILL THE TB BLADE. if its reading zero and is commanding 0 then your counts are out of line. first thing you cna do is see waht the tps voltage is, should be around .61 or so for a cammed car. you can adjust oyur set screw on the tb to close it and get the voltage lower. i had this problem on a car iw as tuning. the dynamic airflow never matched the desired because the throttle body was set too far open. once ihad him shut it to .61 v everything came in line
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Originally Posted by Ultra Z
No your in the right place I have the same problem. I was told 0 means the car is getting too much air and the IAC is closed all the way inorder to try to keep any more air from comming in but I've been talking to some people about my problem with my 90mm and they are saying I should drill my tb to make it run better which confuses the **** outta me. If the IAC count is 0 meaning too much air how would drilling a hole help? Wouldn't that make it worse?
