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DaveJ
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06 Oct 2013 07:29 #85291 by DaveJ

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Hi again, thanks for everyone's suggestion regarding my last post (reference warped hubs) now need more help to identify and locate the ICV on a 2000 Jimny Soft-top. I have been told its the item sitting on the inlet manifold at the point closest to the bulkhead but it look absolutely nothing like the ICV image that I have googled.

All comments and ideas appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

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dirtydogz
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06 Oct 2013 13:42 - 06 Oct 2013 13:42 #85304 by dirtydogz

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The idle air control valve is fitted to the bottom of the throttle body at the front of the engine as in the photo.

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justjimmy
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06 Oct 2013 16:09 #85314 by justjimmy

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To test its working you can just unplug it with the engine runnig and see does it idle up. Mine wouldnt idle correctly so I cleaned the throttlebody with a rag and my finger. The gunk and oil around the butterfly was not letting enough air past at idle. A can of carb cleaner made the job easier. Youtube is a great place to find instrutcions if u are not mechanicaly minded.

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