Re: '95 Camry Four Won't Idle

The IAC problem is very common on Toyotas. So all you have to do is
Google "camry iac cleaning"
    http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3D158097


Many leave things on there, but I would remove the throttle body and
IAC to clean them. Autozone's free repair guide should show you how to
remove the throttle body and IAC (they called idle speed controller).
If you go this route make sure you get a new IAC gasket from the
dealer. A tooth brush and Valvoline Throttle Body Cleaner from
Autozone work well.

    http://www.autozone.com/shopping/repairGuide.htm
    "Engine and overhaul" -> "Intake manifold" -> "Figure 2" 3S/5SFE
engines.


=46rom yotarepair.com:

Now if you want to try to clean it yourself you can do this. You will
need to purchase some carb cleaner from a parts store or some place
like WalMart or Kmart. Then you have to have someone help you start
the engine and kind of keep it running if needed. The process requires
that you take the large black tube off the throttle body and unplug
the Idle Air Control Motor. Caution, if you have no idea of what I
just described do not proceed without having someone there to assist
you. You then take the carb spray and spray a little into the small
square hole you will find in the throttle body opening. Have your
helper start the engine while you hold the connector for the IAC to
the valve so that it makes contact. When the engine is running spray
into the square hole and at the same time make and break the contact
with the IAC connector so that the cleaner gets into the working parts
of the IAC. You know when its clean when you hear a louder ru****ng
noise from the throttle body when the connector is making the IAC work
or open. Then all you have to do is clean the area and inside of the
throttle body with a tooth brush (old one is preferred) and connect
everything. Your check engine light will be on so when you shut the
engine off open the fuse panel under the hood and remove the EFI fuse
for about 30 sec. and it should clear. If it does not then turn the
key to the on position and try it that way.


The IAC is located at the bottom of the throttle body.




On Aug 2, 10:09=A0pm, Leftie <N...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> =A0 =A0 =A0Thanks. It does stay running with a light foot on the gas.
Doe=
s the
> Haynes manual do a good job of detailing replacement? Sometimes I go
> there for info to remove 'part X' and it says, in total, "Remove part
> X." =A0 ;-(