Re: '89 CRX HF + D15Z1 troubleshooting...
I unplugged the IACV on my 87 Integra with 1.6l because of the surging issue. I just left it in place. I made my own adjustable throttle stop and I did get a stable idle but it would nearly kill the engine when I ran the AC.
I had to plug a $1 radio shack resistor of the same ohm value as the IACV into the harness side of the IACV connector so the ECU would still think it was there- before I did that, I was getting a CEL for it. I was happy with the overall result. That car would get 37 mpg at 65mph- even turning at 3500 rpms... |
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Yes
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Well I would say cleaning the IACV is a "cheap" method to fix your car and it's actually effective.
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I re-inspected the IACV to be sure, it was soo clean even the mesh was shiny. I unplugged it & reset the idle according to HELMS, I didn't have a diagnostic tach so I went with the dash tach (inaccurate I know but all I had) and turned the idle screw 1/3 turn (counterclockwise to raise idle a hair). It's more of an experiment than fixing it, I won't know anything until I drive it around some this weekend. Again, my TB was deep cleaned before I installed it, I don't need to retread there. What's the next easiest way to check for vac. leaks besides the spray-carb-cleaner-everywhere-and-listen-to-the-idle way? Thanks, Mak
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Mak- a vac gauge might help you see if you have any moderate leaks. I have read that some repair shops use some sort of a smoke machine to find vac leaks- the fill the intake with smoke and look for puffs around hoses etc. Any chance that your EGR valve is stuck open a little bit? |
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I'll try and activate the IACV this weekend. The EGR might be a tad harder to clean considering the bolts are severely rounded off already (even when I used a brake line flare nut wrench) so removing it will be a hassle. I have a Vac gauge already hooked up to both my Hondas and I may try and take some video of it when I'm out and about next time under load, decel, idle, & comment when the issue creeps in. Is there any other way to clean the EGR w/o removing the solenoid itself just in case I'm unable to get the bolts off?
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Yeah, most rust removers are acid based.
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