should the IAC sound like this?
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should the IAC sound like this?
So i was checking a code on my car, and when I inserted the jumper in the ALDL, my IAC was making an awful clicking sound. Does this mean it was bad? I have been having alot of problems with my car not starting when hot. I have done alot of research on here and figured it is probaly my ICM, but would a faulty IAC cause this?
I figured this sound couldn't be normal, so I took the IAC out and attempted to clean it. Well I know it is bad now, cause when I tried to get it apart it fell apart in my hand. I am just curious if this was normal sound, I don't remember hearing it before.
OH well now it is off to get a new one.
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I figured this sound couldn't be normal, so I took the IAC out and attempted to clean it. Well I know it is bad now, cause when I tried to get it apart it fell apart in my hand. I am just curious if this was normal sound, I don't remember hearing it before.
OH well now it is off to get a new one.
Thanks!
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Re: should the IAC sound like this?
The only time you'll hear an IAC is after putting it back in. You'll hear it go "thunk" once as it resets itself. Otherwise, no noise.
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Re: should the IAC sound like this?
Yeah, I was thinking it wasn't normal. Guess that's why it fell apart when I tried to clean it.
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