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idles high and low when started help!

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    idles high and low when started help!

    i have a 1991 honda accord 2dr lx.
    it has 174k miles on it and when i start it it will idle high and low
    it will idle in between 1-3k rpms. I really need to know how to fix.
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    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=53161

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      #3
      thank you!!

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        #4
        was it the IAC?

        just wondering if it was the Idle Air Control valve?

        see, my 92 with 260+MILES on it, well it did the same thng last yr after a fuel system cleaning. So, at the wreckers i got an i.a.c. and swapped mine out. NO CHANGE argh!!!!!!!!!

        anyway, I also got the butterfly valve assembly which is just ahead of the throttle body..(looks like a carbueretor) and it has an electric device of some kind on it, well, i changed it and then it idled fine.

        good luck with yers

        keep us aprised
        YEP. I AM Canadian.
        1990 Accord EX 220,000 KM. Essentially stock with 15" alloys and chin spoiler added. K&N filter and Bosch plugs. ICE COLD A/C which I love!

        1992 white EX 4 dr, 5 spd. (602,000 Kms and I JUST RETIRED IT. SO SAD!) DEC 9TH, 2005 - MAY 31, 2012. I added 229,000 kms to it. Great car!

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          #5
          I think you're talking about the TPS sensor (it's mounted on the back of the TB) and if you put an H23 intake manifold on, you have to make sure it's running at .45 volts. Get a multimeter to read voltage on the wires then use a hacksaw or dremel and cut slots in the screw heads. Then all you have to do is loosen the TPS, read the multimeter and turn it until it reads .45 volts. I hope this is what you meant bc it worked for the most part with curing my rough idle.

          Never underestimate a 4-door Accord

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            #6
            i can almost guarantee its the facv. in my case that big huge tan plastic looking screw was loosened so i tightened it up and it idles smooth as glass!

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