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Any One Changed Their Idle Control Valve Rb26dett

Japtastic-UK

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Hi chaps, is it possible to replace without removing the plenum, havn't had a chance to have a look and wont see the car before the weekend now and kinda need to know if I'm going to do it or not depending on plenum removal...

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Duncan Grand Master

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That valve would be a bastard to change in the car. We had one of those 2 hoses off the other day and it took 1/2hr of swearing 2 people to do. You will have to pull of heaps of stuff to get it out

blind_elk Grand Master

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Ongoing problem with high idle, it's the only thing left, a few other people with the same problem have had sucess changing it.
You didn't clean out the throttle bodies, did you?
Duncan Grand Master

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yeah exactly - once youve given the throttles a good clean they will leak :thumbsup: was just looking in the manual to see what the "coating" is but it doesn't say. Anyway....don't clean them!

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There is the least amount of room on the 32 compared to the 33 and 34.

I know about the plenum, did it twice, as the first time it didn't seal properley :/ I was using the cometic gaskets, I'd strongly suggest using some loctite copper gasket sealant, if you want to know the exact product I can have a look tomorrow.

Havn't bothered with the idle valve yet, got some other stuff to do so I'm just going to leave it to last.

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