Possible to drive two stepper motors

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SQLGUY
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Possible to drive two stepper motors

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Hi folks,

I'm looking at a couple of projects that would be most easily served by dual throttle bodies each with their own stepper-type idle air bypass valve.

Anyone know whether

A) It's possible to wire the two steppers in parallel and drive them both or

B) There's an option for a second ICV from any of the MS variants?

Thanks,
Paul
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trakkies
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Re: Possible to drive two stepper motors

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Since balancing the flow at idle is pretty critical with multiple TPs, I guess this would be tricky?
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