Idle Air control Valve cleansing pics

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Well, the conclusion of this sage was addressed under a different thread: "low idle fixed". In summary, I fixed my low idle with a new throttle cable( which was stretched over the years) and a new PCV valve and hose. My idle is now 625 at lights and 700 in PARK. Since this fix the idle has yet to go below 600 RPM.
airlaird
 
Too bad the pics disappeared.

Adding this to the list (preventative).
 
i just pulled my iac sensor on my 1994 fj80. does anyone know how much play the plunger should have? if i screw in the plunger head onto the magnet there is little to no play. Thanks
 
Springer said:
i just pulled my iac sensor on my 1994 fj80. does anyone know how much play the plunger should have? if i screw in the plunger head onto the magnet there is little to no play. Thanks
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Same with mine. I also stripped out the screws. Does anyone know the size/length?
 
airlaird said:
Well, the conclusion of this sage was addressed under a different thread: "low idle fixed". In summary, I fixed my low idle with a new throttle cable( which was stretched over the years) and a new PCV valve and hose. My idle is now 625 at lights and 700 in PARK. Since this fix the idle has yet to go below 600 RPM.
airlaird
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Is your cruiser a diesel?
How did you fix it
 
Hi, This is my petrol engine 3FE... Which one of these is the IAC Sensor, #1 or #2? If IAC Sensor is #1, any tips on how to check or clean #2 or the other way around? Thanks in advance!

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sailfish014 said:
Thank you! Any tips about servicing #1? Also, what's it called? :)
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Throttle position sensor is the big one on the side of the throttle body. My rig was having intermittent idle issues. If you don’t have a TPS issue no reason just replacing random parts. But I did both to rule out any further issues down the line.
 
GOTLOCKED96 said:
Throttle position sensor is the big one on the side of the throttle body. My rig was having intermittent idle issues. If you don’t have a TPS issue no reason just replacing random parts. But I did both to rule out any further issues down the line.
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Cool... Thank you so much!
 
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