losermakesgood
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I need a plug for the IAC on my 91 gvr4. The wire broke off right at the plug. So i need to get the plug/ wire and splice it in. Any info or help on this would be great!
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WTB: IAC plug
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losermakesgood
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I hope these pics help in describing what i need and looking for. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
1uGlyGalaNt
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Don't replace that plug. Just put a spade connector on there. Any other plug you find will be in just as bad of shape. However, if you're an OEM nut and MUST have that plug, then given enough time I can find one in decent condition for you.
By the way, that's the throttle stop switch, not the IAC motor.
By the way, that's the throttle stop switch, not the IAC motor.
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losermakesgood
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Ok thank you. I just got into dsm/vr4 and a friend told me it was the iac. Would that cause my car to have a high cold idle and once warm cause it to die at idle sometimes? And if you find one let me know thanks!
1uGlyGalaNt
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I don't have one but I'll get one for you on Monday if you want. Just let me know either way.
Also, if your idle isn't good, there are a number of things that could be wrong. Obviously you need to fix that wire to the throttle stop switch, but there could be other issues. The throttle stop switch dould be bad. You can test it with a voltmeter. You can also test or ISC (or IAC) motor, which is the thing in the PM I sent you, with a voltmetmer. If either is bad then those should be replaced.
Also, if your idle isn't good, there are a number of things that could be wrong. Obviously you need to fix that wire to the throttle stop switch, but there could be other issues. The throttle stop switch dould be bad. You can test it with a voltmeter. You can also test or ISC (or IAC) motor, which is the thing in the PM I sent you, with a voltmetmer. If either is bad then those should be replaced.
losermakesgood
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as soon as I get a chance i will try the spade connector. But I would prefer the actual connector so when/if you get one let me know and how much. Thanks.
