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FITMENT INFORMATION:
- 1999-2002 for Chevrolet for Tracker 1.6l
- 1999-2005 for Chevrolet for Tracker 2.0l
- 2000-2002 for Suzuki for Vitara 1.6l
- 1999-2003 for Suzuki for Vitara 2.0l
- 1996-1998 for Suzuki for X-90 1.6l
WHEN SHOULD THE IDLE CONTROL VALVE BE REPLACED
Incorrect Idle Speed
The car will feel like it’s going to stop as your RPMs drop. An IAC valve that is left open will cause an excessive idle speed. Even though the engine is not running, it will still run very fast
Bad IAC valves can cause surging conditions at idle. The RPMs will rise and then drop to normal
Check Engine Light Is On
The automatic car sensor oversees the IAC valve to ensure its adequate function. The sensor triggers the check engine light if it detects a fault
Car Stalling
A bad IAC valve can cause a vehicle’s engine not to get enough airflow to move, causing it to stop completely
The Car Won’t Start
In extreme cases, the IAC valve may prevent air from entering the engine when it is functioning, resulting in an engine that won’t start or crank
REASONS FOR CHOOSING OCPTY
cynthia
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024
At first it idle like it should. After a month the vehicle idle so low that shut off my Vitara 2.0 in the freeway on a bumper to bumper traffic. It shut off on me twice on the same day. I replaced this part with the old OEM part after throwing a deep clean. Don't buy this brand it will shut off your vehicle after a months of use.
crysci
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023
Works and fit perfectly. Car idles much smoother!
Caitlyn F.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2020
The pental length is wrong for a 1999 Chevy tracker. It idles at 1400 rpm and won’t go any lower. Since the pental can’t close anymore. It sucks because this is a good price just poor.I wouldn’t buy if you own a tracker.
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