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26-05-2008, 10:29 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Townsville
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I am having some trouble with the revs on my car staying high for about 1 second after you remove your foot off the accelerator. I have asked this forum if anybody knows what the problem is but the only replys I got were people experiencing the same problem. So I was having a play over the weekend and decided it was something to do with the IAC valve. Then the thought hit me to ask you guys how it operates and what sensors effect it. For example I know the power sterring sensor causes the IAc to allow more air through when the sterring is moved therefore higher revs. Could somebody in the know tell me what else effects the IAC, how and why ?
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IAC and other things
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