Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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Can someone tell me how to make a k8 iac work on a eunos800 klze. They look identical from the inside and outside, even a hole for the vacuum, but it just doesn't work. Can someone please help me.

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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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well according to this faq it should just swap like replacing an old one with a new one..

maybe it's just a little detail that you're missing

and when you say it doesn't work what do you mean..it doesn't fit? the iac itself doesn't work?
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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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It does fit, without any problems, but it just doesn't work. At 2k rpm the car bogs, caused by the aic.

Anyone?

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Anyone?
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Post by Gro Harlem »

sounds like another problem...the IAC shouldn't mess with your cars rpm's when it is in gear. it'll only make your idle funky if you bypass the valve.
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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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A true ZE throttle body will not have a vacuum hook up for IAC, while the K8 should.
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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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Right now I'm using the 1.8 throtlebody without any problems, but I just wanto use the klze throtlebody. The klze and 1.8 iac look COMPLETELY similar, I've seen many many 1.8 and klze iac, but over here the k8 iac doesn't have a vacuum hookup, just like the klze iac only 2 coolant hookups.

So I tried the 1.8 iac on the klze throtlebody, idle is fine, but once you drive it and hit 2k rpm it really bogs, so much it's not normaly driveable.

So if someone has some suggestions.....
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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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Originally posted by Bastian:
Right now I'm using the 1.8 throtlebody without any problems, but I just wanto use the klze throtlebody. The klze and 1.8 iac look COMPLETELY similar, I've seen many many 1.8 and klze iac, but over here the k8 iac doesn't have a vacuum hookup, just like the klze iac only 2 coolant hookups.

So I tried the 1.8 iac on the klze throtlebody, idle is fine, but once you drive it and hit 2k rpm it really bogs, so much it's not normaly driveable.

So if someone has some suggestions.....
You swapped IAC's? Did you use some kind of coolant? And as for the K8 IAC not having vacuum hookups....doesn't sound right. What's the code stamping on each throttle body?
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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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Oke, I checked the codes. The codes on the throttlebody are k801 195900 3440 1110. The codes on the aic are (k8)195890 0010 9109. And the k8 iac really doesn't have any vacuum hookups, in fact I haven't seen a iac with a vacuum hookup. Maybe it doesn't have it on European mx's.

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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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Originally posted by Bastian:
Maybe it doesn't have it on European mx's.
That's got to be it. No other explanation. Only thing I can think that would be user error is did you use some kind of sealant when you puled the IAC off? It'd need some kind of gasket or sealant between the IAC and the TB to prevent leaks.
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Re: Using a k8 iac on a eunos800 throtlebody

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I didn't use any liquid gasket, I'll try it with some this week. But I don't think that's the problem, there is a rubber seal and I tightend the iac extremely good, since we use airtools it's quite easy, just chance the torquerate. But we'll see, when I get my own computer back I'll have some pics of the iac.

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