


Assembly #2 - AICV (Auxiliary Idle Control Valve):

Mechanism #4) IACV - Air Regulator also known as AICV (Auxiliary Idle Control Valve) or Cold Idle Valve. It is open when the valve is cold, and slowly closes as the valve warms up from the incoming air and from an internal electric heater (+5v from the ECU). It should close completely when warm. It accomplishes this with a bi-metal strip. This is a stand-alone assembly. It can be found by the firewall below or behind the intake manifold.
Soo how could a guy go about hooking this up to a ve to help with cold starts? ve throttle is not an option. Maybe just Y off the iacv hose to one side then maybe hook it to a nipple on the plenum? Do you know what pin on the ECU it uses? I could maybe set haltech up to utilize it..