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fr335tyl3r
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Post by fr335tyl3r »

ill have a look when i go back to pnp this weekend for u if u like will...ill even get u one if the price isnt too much...
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Thanks fr335tyl3r. If its $80 or less, then I'm keen if you got the money. If you end up getting my springs, we can make up the difference there, or I'll pick+pay otherwise. I'll PM you my mobile number.
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fr335tyl3r wrote:Hey guys,

This might be of interest to some ppl, (this is the conclusion to what was the "everyone flame fr335tyl3rs dumb forum posting" saga)...

I went for a trip to pnp on the weekend inbetween removing exhausts from the cars (had to swap them over so i get my hitech system back on the car that is going to run...but anyway,

for anyone that is looking for an idle speed control for any intake really (it uses a stepper motor) then there are about 8 non carb XF's at pnp at the moment with the idle speed controllers bolted onto the top of the rocker cover. You'll need about an 8mm socket/spanner i believe (something like that...didnt get one cause i didnt have the right size tools at the time) and im sure it will be a darnsight cheaper than getting a new one (i was quoted 165 for a new one...:P)

Also at the moment there is a sonata with the manifold but no plenum, and also has injecotrs, injector plugs and injector seats...still havent found a replacement optical disc tho :( none of the sonatas had their dizzy's left and the l300s are all non opticals at the moment.

hope this helps, and if u either have a full optical dizzy that you want to sell me or just the disc, pm me.
Fascinating.
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Will wrote:
Fuel wrote:
Will wrote:thanks for the tip - I'm looking for an idle control valve of some sort, so it was worth posting.

I thought XF valves where solenoid type valves which need a varying duty cycle signal? I could be wrong, but I'm not fussed as my ECU will run either type.
Will, if your running an L300 manifold and T/B then you can just get an L300 stepper motor and bolt it on.
The L300 had a stepper motor? I believe I am using L300 manifold + TB. Cool... I'll have to take a closer look to see where it bolts on. Are the L300 idle motors rare/expensive?
Yep, they bolt onto the t/b using the two left bolts that attach it to the manifold. I can take a pic if you want.

I also have an L300 stepper sitting here doing nothing if your interested.
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Does the stepper motor push on the throttle plate stop? or does it plumb in with hoses to bypass the throttle? I'm looking at the pics on

http://starion.mrbdesign.com.au/L300.html

and I can't see where it would plumb in on the side before the throttle plate.

I'll keep your stepper motor in mind if I can't find any in Sydney. Thanks for the offer and the info.
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Will wrote:Does the stepper motor push on the throttle plate stop?
Yes
Will wrote: or does it plumb in with hoses to bypass the throttle? I'm looking at the pics on

http://starion.mrbdesign.com.au/L300.html

and I can't see where it would plumb in on the side before the throttle plate.
Your thinking of a bypass valve. Anyway in the pic on Mrb1's site, that t/b looks like its from a VL.

Will wrote: I'll keep your stepper motor in mind if I can't find any in Sydney. Thanks for the offer and the info.
No problem, see how you go. $30 and postage and its yours.
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