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How to fix a FITV

Author : Nerologic Posted on : 07/11/2004
Model : Honda, CRX Category : Driveterrain
Source : http://www.honda-tech.com/zeroforum?id=3
 
Many of you guys have had idle issues, and alot of the times its the FITV that is messing everything up, and now I’m going to show you how easy it is to fix the situation ... it was easier the I thought ... here is a picture of the problem its unscrewed and not it place (opened FITV)



here is another shot right after i took off the cap (its not supposed to be flesh with the end of the unit)










all you really need to do is screw back in the middle section back on tight (see the too open sections on the edge of the inner part, the white part) and your set here is the thing empty










so when your sone screwing the FITV and everything is tight and cleanded properly it should look like this










now just put the cap back on pretty tight and make sure it seals good and everything, then put it back on the manifold and plug in the 2 coolant lines and you now can idle under 3k rpms...sorry for the bad explenation but i guess sthe pics make up for what i lack in
 

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References

  • http://www.honda-tech.com/zerouser?cmd=viewprofile&id=6597
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