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Re: AIC valve and TB (Continued)
Posted by 94 9000 CSE T (more from 94 9000 CSE T) on Tue, 12 Jun 2001 01:14:37
In Reply to: Re: AIC valve and TB on a 94 Non-Aero, 94 9000 CSE T, Tue, 12 Jun 2001 00:57:45
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Now, [2] also goes to what I think is the IAC valve, so I speculate that this tube is carrying air that the valve lets through, back into the intake manifold. So the valve is a kind of gate that allows air to bypass the closed throttle plate. But again, this is just my speculation.
I believe [3] carries coolant, and emanates from that wacky Saab custom hose-within-a-hose assembly that was described in a past post. Supposedly, there is another coolant hose, and I speculate that it is [4]. I don't know which way coolant flows through [3] and [4]. I guess these coolant hoses will cause a big mess if you try to disconnect them.
The IAC valve itself, on this car, seems to be buried underneath and needs the throttle to be removed to get to it. This is not something that I would "miss" cleaning, as the other post mentioned, given the amount of work to get to it.
Posts in this Thread:
- How do I access the AIC valve and TB on a 95 Aero, Sean, Mon, 11 Jun 2001 23:17:55
- Re: How do I access the AIC valve and TB on a 95 Aero, Sean, Tue, 12 Jun 2001 12:55:22
- Re: AIC valve and TB on a 94 Non-Aero, 94 9000 CSE T, Tue, 12 Jun 2001 00:57:45
- Drive by the wire, TCSed car can ajust the idle air flow using an, Daren, Tue, 12 Jun 2001 00:12:43
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