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93' Accord idle problem!

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    93' Accord idle problem!

    Hey guys,
    When i start my accord and let it idle, the engine rev's very oddly. It revs up to 2000 rpm, then drops to 1000, and keeps doing that until you drive it for a minute or two. Any ideas on what this could be would be appreciated
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    Could be a vac leak, who knows. IDK, try opening up the FITV and screwing down the white plunger thing. Thats a common culprit when the idles flucuates. Extremely simple procedure, takes about 2 minutes.

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      #3
      If you mean from a cold start, try cleaning your FITV (fast idle thermo valve) with some throttle body cleaner. Adjust the spring inside....remember where it's initially set before you take it out. When you put it back in turn it to the right(further than previous setting) to get a lower idle and vice versa if needed. Somebody correct me if i'm wrong lol. Might as well clean your IACV if you haven't already done so. Hope that helps!!

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        #4
        Alright, i'll try that, Thanks
        I'll let you know what the results are

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          #5
          If hes gonna mess with the screw on the FITV might as well take it apart and clean it or it might be a waste of time just screwing it always clean it if removing it. Same for IACV if your gonna mess with them clean them.

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            #6
            All i did was tighten the nut, and it idle's cleanly now Also cleaned both, just in case.

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