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Originally posted by Kai
You can replace the EACV for under $150 if you buy used.
The EACV (Electronic Air Contol Valve) is an important part. Don't drive with it disconnected, it may stall or do other funny things that you won't like. It is the main idle controling valve in the car, and adjusts itself depending on engine load and whatnot.
The car will also probably throw a code 14 when it is disconnected.
You can replace the EACV for under $150 if you buy used.
The EACV (Electronic Air Contol Valve) is an important part. Don't drive with it disconnected, it may stall or do other funny things that you won't like. It is the main idle controling valve in the car, and adjusts itself depending on engine load and whatnot.
The car will also probably throw a code 14 when it is disconnected.
now i have another problem i went to replace the brake pades and rotors only to find the 2 screws holding the rotor on where stripped out
now how am i suppose to get this out of there.. any tips or suggestions guys...
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Originally posted by Kai
You can replace the EACV for under $150
You can replace the EACV for under $150
Originally posted by pony2slow
now i cant belive that 150 for a used one...??
now i cant belive that 150 for a used one...??
If a yard charges you $150 for an EACV, they have a serious stick up their ass.
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Originally Posted by Kai
I said under $150, not for $150
If a yard charges you $150 for an EACV, they have a serious stick up their ass.
If a yard charges you $150 for an EACV, they have a serious stick up their ass.
you can get EACV for 120 new!!
always replace your sensors with new parts.. used sensor are waste of time