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Showing posts with label dirty throttle body. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dirty throttle body. Show all posts

Thursday, May 24, 2012

2006 Honda Pilot: Air comes out of intake throttle valve?

The problem in most cases is Flow of air gets thrown out every-time the engine is shut off.And this also makes noise and can be heard on driver side.


The Air is getting out of intake throttle valve.

This issue is related to faulty IAC also called as idle air control valve.Either is dirty or faulty.First remove the valve clean it and reinsert and check the problem.If its still there,then replace the IAC valve.

This is a faulty IACV(idle air control valve), and is a fairly common failure of this type. 

See the Idle Valve location shown in the diagram:-------
idle air control valve



You can try removing it and cleaning it and see if it still makes the noise. If it does, then replace at that point.


There are 2 different 3.5L engines for the 2006 Pilot.


This one has an electronic throttle body in which the TP sensor and IAC valve are integrated into the throttle body.


Remove the throttle body and clean and reinstall. If noise continues, you have to replace the whole electronic throttle body assembly.


This details will help.
Thanks.





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Thursday, November 3, 2011

Idles at low rpm and will not rev up?

This problem is faced by many others too.
First check out this.
If you remove the air intake tube and turn the key on to the run position and get a helper to press the throttle pedal does the throttle plate open?

If it opens, then --
Disconnect the negative battery cable and wait 5 minutes then reconnect. Now with the air intake tube still off get some one to start the car and watch the throttle plate. If it starts it will run rough. If it starts then have them apply throttle and see if it will rev up. If it will not rev up then the electronic throttle body is faulty. If it revs up then reconnect the air tube and disconnect the battery once again to clear the computer of any faults you caused by running it with the air intake tube disconnected.
But if it revs up by this procedure then, throttle body is faulty.