Did this on the weekend and has eliminated the hunting idle.
I also noted on a b18c the bolts holding the IACV on are good to shove in the coolant hose to stop them leaking. Also having some spare coolant to top up afterwards is a good idea if you are a little slow plugging the hose.
Last edited by ACTI0NMAN-1; 24-08-2011 at 05:25 PM.
Cheers for this DIY, I just cleaned out my IACV then. The only twist was, my IACV was on the bottom of my throttle body ( 1999 EK1 D16Y4 ). Since it was impossible to get a wrench there, I ended up removing the whole Throttle body assembly and then the IACV. Cleaned both the IACV and the butterfly valve real good, also a bit of the intake manifold with what I could reach. Car is running nice and smoothly now!
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