I think one important detail is to use an original IAC valve and not a cheap alternative, because can result in worst idling. Another detail is to clean the throttle correctly, the butterfly, the MAF, change the air filter...because if the IAC valve has carbon, will also have the parts mentioned above. Finally, change also the pcv valve. Also, check for pipe cracks because an air leak after disconnecting so many parts may result in the vehicle running too rich or poor.
I took apart a frozen IAC valve from a 2000 Echo that had been sitting for 17 years and gave up on trying to free-up the valve when I broke the magnet. I took a chance on a new less than $20 aftermarket IAC valve that took a week for Amazon to deliver but it works great. It claimed compatibility with 2000-2005 Echo, 2004-2006 Scion xA & xB. I almost went to a salvage yard but the new gasket included with the new idle air control valve convinced me to give it a try. Now it idles correctly again.
For those doing this, to move the dipstick via the bolt they mentioned, you're looking for a bracket! The easiest way to find it is to follow the dipstick down with your hands until you touch a horizontal metal bracket, on the end is the bolt you can loosen to give you a little more room to work.
Great video!! Scion XA. QUESTION. The two screws for the TPS are stripped. Seems like the previous owner change the TPS before. Does this mean I need a new Throttle Body?
I couldn’t figure out how to get the throttle body out with that dipstick in the way. Good to know I was ok to push/temporarily flex it out of the way. The only thing is that it would have been nice to see the 10 mm dipstick bolt you were talking about. Thanks for the tips!
My Echo 2005 don’t have this particular problem but it always start at the second try. The OBD2 shows the P0505 code. Changing the IAC can solve this issue?
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I think one important detail is to use an original IAC valve and not a cheap alternative, because can result in worst idling.
Another detail is to clean the throttle correctly, the butterfly, the MAF, change the air filter...because if the IAC valve has carbon, will also have the parts mentioned above.
Finally, change also the pcv valve.
Also, check for pipe cracks because an air leak after disconnecting so many parts may result in the vehicle running too rich or poor.
I took apart a frozen IAC valve from a 2000 Echo that had been sitting for 17 years and gave up on trying to free-up the valve when I broke the magnet. I took a chance on a new less than $20 aftermarket IAC valve that took a week for Amazon to deliver but it works great. It claimed compatibility with 2000-2005 Echo, 2004-2006 Scion xA & xB. I almost went to a salvage yard but the new gasket included with the new idle air control valve convinced me to give it a try. Now it idles correctly again.
For those doing this, to move the dipstick via the bolt they mentioned, you're looking for a bracket!
The easiest way to find it is to follow the dipstick down with your hands until you touch a horizontal metal bracket, on the end is the bolt you can loosen to give you a little more room to work.
Two buck's? I wish I lived near you. Breakers in the UK want a fortune for use parts. Interesting video. Thanks 👍
he definitely stole the part. there isn’t a junkyard on earth that lets you take parts for the price of admission
Exactly what I was looking for my Toyota Echo. Thanks a lot
Great video!! Scion XA. QUESTION. The two screws for the TPS are stripped. Seems like the previous owner change the TPS before. Does this mean I need a new Throttle Body?
I couldn’t figure out how to get the throttle body out with that dipstick in the way. Good to know I was ok to push/temporarily flex it out of the way. The only thing is that it would have been nice to see the 10 mm dipstick bolt you were talking about. Thanks for the tips!
“only two bucks at the junkyard! all you have to do is steal the part!”
I just went to buy that part at the store and they are over $200 now.
Were they as little as $25 when the video was made?
junk yard
GREat presentation!
Superb. Ty!
Thank you
My Echo 2005 don’t have this particular problem but it always start at the second try. The OBD2 shows the P0505 code. Changing the IAC can solve this issue?
Did it work?
@@NothingToProveTM I solve it replacing the IAC connector with a pigtail and the IAC Valve.
What size t bit for the air control valve sensor
TS20 its a torx 5 point security type screw
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Ok clean that throttle body tho😂😂
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