P P-Funk! : Lancer Ralliart Sportback Oct 28, 2010 #22 Boston5761 said: actually read a couple of threads with people experiencing the same problem(s). turned out to be the intake cam timing being advanced Click to expand... No. Not from what he describes. And as a percent of total populaiton - very few experience timing shifts. Vacuum leak EGR IAC Leak in the intake tubing bad coils
Boston5761 said: actually read a couple of threads with people experiencing the same problem(s). turned out to be the intake cam timing being advanced Click to expand... No. Not from what he describes. And as a percent of total populaiton - very few experience timing shifts. Vacuum leak EGR IAC Leak in the intake tubing bad coils
B Boston5761 Member : 03' Familia Nov 1, 2010 #23 does the iac have a triangular looking gasket similar to the egr? One that would go in between the solenoid and where it attaches to the valve body.
does the iac have a triangular looking gasket similar to the egr? One that would go in between the solenoid and where it attaches to the valve body.
B Boston5761 Member : 03' Familia Nov 1, 2010 #24 area circled. Attachments AC274.webp 10.5 KB · Views: 164
B Boston5761 Member : 03' Familia Nov 1, 2010 #25 this is the style of gasket im talking about. (this is the egr gasket)
S shane02pro5 25ish_psi : New Caney TX Nov 1, 2010 #26 Yes It is directly on top of the throttle body. I don't visibly see a gasket I think there's an o-ring in between. I have 3 tb's in my kitchen lol Last edited: Nov 1, 2010
Yes It is directly on top of the throttle body. I don't visibly see a gasket I think there's an o-ring in between. I have 3 tb's in my kitchen lol
B Boston5761 Member : 03' Familia Nov 1, 2010 #27 ? thats the rubber gasket that seats into the iac valve body, correct?
B Boston5761 Member : 03' Familia Nov 1, 2010 #28 cool. i know theres the o-ring, just wasn't sure if i was missing the thin metal gasket. thanks