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  1. #31
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    I took the iac out and blocked the port it came from. I wanted to see if the pcm would control it. Started it up and the iac never moved. I tried two new iacs and nothing. I would expect them to move trying to reduce idle air.

  2. #32
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    I figured out that tge iac never moves. I have put 2 brand new ones in it. I can pull the iac out abot halfway and it will idle ok. But it will nearly die when i put it in gear. Maybe bad pcm?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cottontop11 View Post
    I figured out that tge iac never moves. I have put 2 brand new ones in it. I can pull the iac out abot halfway and it will idle ok. But it will nearly die when i put it in gear. Maybe bad pcm?
    continuity check the circuit?

  4. #34
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    Yeah it ohmed good. I tried to measure voltage could not get anything. Pcm on the way

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    I am sure you already checked this.The cable driven throttlebody has a set screw to adjust idle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gagliano7 View Post
    I am sure you already checked this.The cable driven throttlebody has a set screw to adjust idle.

    Yeah it was idling at 1000 with it all the way in. Im not getting any output to iac from pcn

  7. #37
    What PCM do you have?I'm sure you know but some PCM don't have the IAC drivers...
    http://ls1tech.com/forums/conversion...v-hwd-nos.html
    Sorry for my bad English I'm french!

  8. #38
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    Got a new pcm installed and the IAC works it idles great in park. Got a slight surge in gear.

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