IAC question
#1
IAC question
A friend at work had his battery replaced last month. Afterwards he's noticed that the idle jumps around when cold.
I think it sounds like the iac valve. Just seems funny that it happened after the battery change.
Yes he had the cables off long enough to erease the computer settings. I think it should have relearned after a few miles.
Considering a cleaning of the iac. The dealer told him his 01 5.4L could have 2 possible different iac valves.
I can't find any reference to 2 types.
Should he clean it first or just change it?
thanks, bullseye670...................
I think it sounds like the iac valve. Just seems funny that it happened after the battery change.
Yes he had the cables off long enough to erease the computer settings. I think it should have relearned after a few miles.
Considering a cleaning of the iac. The dealer told him his 01 5.4L could have 2 possible different iac valves.
I can't find any reference to 2 types.
Should he clean it first or just change it?
thanks, bullseye670...................
#4
You're dealer is right, there may even be a few more different ones, but he's most likely thinking of E-150, 250 van engines and/or F-250,350 Super duty truck engines. Regular F-150 5.4L engines came with the t-body facing you, the other engines for MOST, not all vans curved toward the driver side headlight. Those ones had a different IAC too. I myself would clean it first, along with the t-body and elbow it bolts too, use a toothbrush if possible and wipe dry, if possible. You should see an incredible difference, but that is delaying the enevidable of buying a new one, it buys maybe another year or two.
#5