Subject	If it's idleing high, then check the IACV on the back driver
Posted by	PiotrC70 on July 28, 2012 at 10:39 AM
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In Reply To	Re: What testing have YOU performed? There's a lot that could be posted by longlivetheZ on July 27, 2012 at 09:25 PM
Message	side. The connecter is likely corroded. Due to it being a pain in the ass to do work back there, once you clean the connector and use di-electric grease to reduce any more corrosion(which I recommend on all connectors), take both rubber hoses off the IACV and spray a bunch of WD-40 in there. Some have also said CARB cleaner works to break up any crap that's in there. This can fix the idle issue permanently, or sometimes temporary. 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	TT ONLY wants to accelerate! - longlivetheZ 19:26:33 07/27/12 What testing have YOU performed? There's a lot that could be - PiotrC70 19:45:54 07/27/12 Re: What testing have YOU performed? There's a lot that could be - longlivetheZ 21:16:16 07/27/12 You can start out with 1-3 without the car running. It - PiotrC70 10:42:36 07/28/12 Re: What testing have YOU performed? There's a lot that could be - longlivetheZ 21:25:29 07/27/12 If it's idleing high, then check the IACV on the back driver - PiotrC70 10:39:53 07/28/12 Re: What testing have YOU performed? There's a lot that could be - longlivetheZ 12:32:19 07/28/12 Re: TT ONLY wants to accelerate! - SWAY5000 22:55:20 07/27/12 New O2`s... (n/m) - kickerzx 16:20:06 07/29/12 look into the TPS (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 22:18:29 07/29/12
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