Not sure if it is something as simple as my IACV freezing up, but I've had no idle for the last few mornings in this frost.
Same on MEMS as on the Emerald...
Is there any instructions on how to get this IACV off and how to clean\test it?
Thanks.
No Idle in Cold Weather
- alicrozier
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Re: No Idle in Cold Weather
http://wiki.seloc.org/a/IACV
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Removal is a simple process and takes less than five minutes. It is held in place by two t20 torx screws although a 3mm allen key will also fit. The lower bolt is slightly harder to get at although easy when the IACV is disconnected from the loom. When removed it may be sooty and should be cleaned with carburettor cleaner.

S1
Removal is a simple process and takes less than five minutes. It is held in place by two t20 torx screws although a 3mm allen key will also fit. The lower bolt is slightly harder to get at although easy when the IACV is disconnected from the loom. When removed it may be sooty and should be cleaned with carburettor cleaner.

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Re: No Idle in Cold Weather
That will be this then...
Was very sooty in there, just need to clean out the hoses, and then I'll try the coolant sensor test.
Thanks, Ali.
Paul
Was very sooty in there, just need to clean out the hoses, and then I'll try the coolant sensor test.
Thanks, Ali.
Paul
Re: No Idle in Cold Weather
cleaned it out the best I could with a bit of tissue
However, it is at least idling now, will give it a proper clean out when I get home.
Was a bit of moisture in there, with a lot of soot, so can't imagine that helped.
Thanks again.
However, it is at least idling now, will give it a proper clean out when I get home.
Was a bit of moisture in there, with a lot of soot, so can't imagine that helped.
Thanks again.
