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Lefet 02-06-2018 02:19 PM

IAC and identification
 
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So I finally got to the IAC sensor today. Didn't really seem as though I did much. I sprayed it with carb/choke cleaner and put it back. I'm not sure if that plunger is supposed to move or not but it didn't budge. There also didn't appear to be a lot of sludge built up on it. The Haynes manual I have said replace the gasket, but there wasn't one. Should there be?
Also, while looking around, I found these two connections. Any idea what they go to?

Lefet 02-22-2018 01:04 AM

Anyone with any idea of those two connections?

Rusty Nuts 02-22-2018 02:59 AM

By their size, number and location I'm guessing ABS connections. The larger red and black would go to the motor and the other for the module. They look like they connect on the top of the module.

Lefet 02-22-2018 03:23 AM

That sounds like something I would need isn't it? Would the ABS system not be working properly if they weren't connected? Thanks for the response by the way.

Rusty Nuts 02-22-2018 03:57 AM

Correct. The ABS light means the system is not working and the wheels will lock up. They may have been unplugged to make the light go out.

Lefet 02-22-2018 11:32 PM

Thanks Rusty, they have locked up twice and I skidded, but I assumed it was due to the severe ice condition at the time. Guess this is something I'll have to put on my "to do" list.
Thanks for the input, really appreciate it.

Tom A 02-23-2018 08:49 PM


Originally Posted by Lefet (Post 686315)
The Haynes manual I have said replace the gasket, but there wasn't one. Should there be?

They're referring to that o-ring.

Lefet 02-23-2018 11:25 PM


Originally Posted by Tom A (Post 687181)
They're referring to that o-ring.

Thanks, thought so.

newguy 02-24-2018 06:42 AM

Yes the plunger should move in and out

Lefet 02-24-2018 04:36 PM


Originally Posted by newguy (Post 687187)
Yes the plunger should move in and out

It didn't budge, it did spin, but no movement up/down, in/out. My manual also mentions something about measuring the one you take out as the depth of the new one should be the same. I didn't see where this one would adjust any. Should it?


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