quattro Digest, Vol 10, Issue 75

[Steve Sears]

Chris,
If it's one of the ISV's with 2 electrical contacts in the plug, then it
should not let air through when there's no power to it, and should let air
through when you put 9 volts to the 2 contacts from a 9v battery (not 12
volts!)  When you put the 9v to it, you'll hear it click if it's not siezed
up.
BTW, you used _Throttle Body_ Cleaner...not Carburetor Cleaner....right?
Carb cleaner, like Brake Cleaner, is _way_ too agressive and will dissolve
the seals in the ISV.
Cheers!
Steve Sears - making girls laugh since 1969
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From: "Chris Hall" <bad_comrade at megsinet.net>
Subject: ISV internal operation question
To: quattro at audifans.com
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SNIP.....8<
Is this CORRECT operation, or
is mine siezed up?  I flushed the sucker with probably 1/2 of a can of
carb cleaner and still does the same thing...

Chris Hall
bad_comrade at megsinet.net
"making girls cry since 1974"