IAC Revving Motor
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IAC Revving Motor
Thanks.
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Re: IAC Revving Motor
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Re: IAC Revving Motor
I am having IAC issue's also and I guess I don't understand your info on steps? Can you help?
Bob
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Re: IAC Revving Motor
The reference I was making to the steps is in the manual, but I'll try to explain what I meant in my post.
Let's say I have 200 steps from fully open to fully closed. I have set the total number of steps used by the IAC temp tables to 220. This ensures that the IAC is fully closed when completely warmed up. This may not work on all IAC steppers, but it worked on the one I was adjusting. I'm also set to 15 minute warmup.
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