1999 Dodge Neon "idle control sensor located" Questions

...Idle Air Control) sensor on a 2004 Dodge Neon using a code reader, follow these steps: Connect the code reader to the vehicle's OBD-II port located under the dashboard on the driver's side. Turn the ...

...idle control motor hi 8,A car idling problem can cause intermittent stalling and make it difficult for your engine to operate properly. A low idle may cause the IAC valve, or idle air control valve, ...

idle control valve. this is located on the throttle body. not the center pin sensor but the one to the side of center it has two torque screws holding it in. sometimes removing it and cleaning it will

idle it starts to overheat, it think its bc the cooling fans dont kick on if the cooling fans dont come on, it might need the fan relay replaced. the relay is located on the frame rail right below the

...idle control system, power steering, or cruise control could all be ailing. If the fault is in the fuel management system, the readout will be in the following range: P0100 to P0199 Meanings The ...

...have an idle control sensor? Where would it be located? no idle control sensor but it has both an IAC, idle air control valve and a T, throttle position sensor both are located at the throttle ...

...idle control and throttle position sensors located on 2011 Dodge Avenger with a 2.4 engine? under hood look where the throttle cable connects behind it u will see a black looking module thats the ...

idle sensor? i have a 2000 ford focus and when i'm idling it sounds like its going to stall...is it my idle sensor? where is the idle sensor located? It could be a faulty idle speed control valve

...Idle Speed Control (ISC) System - Malfunction Possible Cause: -Wiring harness. -Idle speed control (ISC) actuator/Idle air control valve (IAC) valve. -Throttle motor. -Throttle valve tight/sticking. ...

...idle control valve and where is iacv located on this car, it only does this on initial start with eng warm Why are you convicting the idle control valve? was it properly diagnosed? Could be coolant ...