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Old 03-27-2012, 02:02 PM
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Throttle body coolant bypass question

I have my throttle body off for cleaning and I am wondering if the two coolant bypass pipes run together. I realize that this might be a stupid question as it looks like they should but I tried to blow through them and they allow no air flow through them. Thanks all for the help.
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it should be the idle air control valve. the valve opens and closes with the temp. of the coolant.
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I have the older throttle body that doesn't have the attached IACV so I think it's a different set up but I have been known to be wrong.
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is it a 22re? if so I believe it is the iac. 1986-95 had the valve on the bottom of the throttle body. one fitting pointed down and the other to the side.
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if you do the bypass, you will have high idle. the iacv is open when cold allowing more air in. once warmed up it closes. now i have opened my iacv and screwed it all the way in to where its always closed. i did this only because mine wasnt working properly so i have no high idle at cold start up which isnt an issue for me so far. than again its parked inside. sometimes on cold start it takes a little longer but still fires up. i also unplugged the cold start injector as well. btw this was on a 3.0 v6 but should be similar
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