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IAC location on 2022 BF250D

Greenough21 said:
My shop manual shows that same schematic but my motor looks different. Doesn’t have that elbow off the throttle body.
tried including a pic of the throttle body but the file states it is too large for the forum.
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Text the Pic to yourself, then save the Pic you received to your gallery. Then upload that one.
 
I have to downsize anything I post here to 60% or smaller.

Actually, I think that your electronic throttle body eliminates the need for an IAC valve. Many late model cars no longer have IAC for that reason.
Sorry I didn't think of that earlier.
 

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Yes, that is showing the electronic throttle body in the top illustration and the mechanically actuated throttle body in the lower depiction.

It would be nice if they made the difference much easier to understand but notice that only the electronic version is actually listed in the price/availability column....item 5.

If the model was one that used a mechanical TB, then item 4 would be listed and not 5.

The electronic throttle body is very sensitive and should never be manipulated to open by hand. Otherwise, there is great risk of damage to the motorized mechanism and, at the very least, upsetting the calibration of the unit.
HANDLE WITH CARE!

I would also point out that the model referenced in the example you provided is for a counter rotating one with left hand pitch propeller. That's what the C stands for in XCRA.

No big deal for this discussion but something to be aware of when ordering parts....primarily transmission and propeller.
 
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