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Pfc Can Get Around Iac Valve Problem?

Betz

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Betz

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the IAC valve on my car is munted and the car has a permanent 1200rpm idle, not a problem realy while driving but its annoying.

nissan quoted me $898 ex Japan for a new on, so I thought I could rip it off and bypass the problem with a Apexi Power FC.

anyone know if this is possible?

cheers

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the IAC valve on my car is munted and the car has a permanent 1200rpm idle, not a problem realy while driving but its annoying.

nissan quoted me $898 ex Japan for a new on, so I thought I could rip it off and bypass the problem with a Apexi Power FC.

anyone know if this is possible?

cheers

Nope, PFC uses the same idle control as standard. Have you tried cleaning the AAC valve? The FAQ in the maintenance section tells you how.

:w00t: cheers :O

33SOM Experienced

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Ive removed mine aswell as the air regulator. Been like this for almost 2 years now no probs at all and power fc is still happy. :D Some after market plenums dont use them either so i thought meh....

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