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When i unplugged my iac the rpm did not change.Does this mean it is bad.Thanks
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yes that means it is not working i had to change mine did the same thing
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Not necessarily. If any of the sensors starts reading wrong it will send the computer into a 'default' mode and the computer runs on a pre programmed set of variables and no longer listens to the sensors. Therefore unplugging any sensor may or may not cause a change. Pull your codes and look for any you may have.
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