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Old 23 November 2012, 10:43 PM
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Hi guys

I have taken delivery of some used engine parts
Idle valve
And throttle body are 2 of them

Do people recommend I give these a clean up before fitting?
If yes, wht with and how?

Also how to clean Maf on a 96 wrx sti

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Old 23 November 2012, 10:53 PM
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Idle valve n TB... petrol n cotton buds..
WD40.. Brake Clean..

any of the above

Maf.. dunno... arnt Classic MAF fragile, n not to be cleaned??

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Old 23 November 2012, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by _Viktor
Idle valve n TB... petrol n cotton buds..
WD40.. Brake Clean..

any of the above

Maf.. dunno... arnt Classic MAF fragile, n not to be cleaned??

Vik
Have you cleaned these before?
How do u clean the idle valve as it has a moving part inside that turns and once off the car how do u get to it all?

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normally, i have not taken mine off the car but on my old pug they suffered from icv sticking, so you unbolt it from the car and it has a stepper motor that you spray and that cleans the mechanism, as for the maf, you are best spraying it with brake or carb cleaner and leaving it to dry, they are very very fragile things
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There was an article in total impreza I think the issue before it finished that showed you how to do it. Spray brake cleaner into the icv and then carefully put the chuck of the drill on the spindle and spin it. Make sure you get a new gasket for refitting though. Hope that helps.
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HI I followed this here
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=781242

only had bit was getting one of the screws out. other than that, easy

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