You may need to readjust your idle since cleaning. I would search for existing topics on this site for idle adjusting.

 

The gasket is a double oring sort of thing made of rubber. It wont break if you choose to pull off the IACV and clean it.

 

Could anyone tell me the Denso part #?

Also its the same part for 4dr vs coupe right - 36450-P1G-E01?

 

 

I was asking for the Denso's part #
I have the Acura part #s as:
36450-P1G-E01 - IAC
36455-PT3-A01 - Gasket

I found one in my arsenal - it doesn't have Acura's part # but Denso's part printed as:
138200-0520

Just want to make sure its the right fit. If you have a spare one or picture of it, its printed on it.

Anyway to test this?

 

delete

 

This?

 

My friend - GSR is manual.
IAC is different for manual and auto.
But its likely the same for 2DR/4DR - this is what I want to verify?
And 1998-2001 Auto, its 36450-P1G-E01

What voltage should u get across the two electrical connectors using a volt meter?

 

Go to this website and plug in the vehicles your wanting to check and see if it’s the same part number or it would fit. Just change it to sedan or coupe.
1998-2001 Acura Valve Assembly, Electronic Air Control (1GA) (Denso) 36450-P1G-E01 | Acura OEM Parts

 

Go to this website and plug in the vehicles your wanting to check and see if it’s the same part number or it would fit. Just change it to sedan or coupe.
1998-2001 Acura Valve Assembly, Electronic Air Control (1GA) (Denso) 36450-P1G-E01 | Acura OEM Parts

Cool thanks - they are the same
<1998-2001 Acura Valve Assembly, Electronic Air Control (1GA) (Denso) 36450-P1G-E01 | Acura OEM Parts>

 

Here’s what I found for voltage.
Iacv voltage? - Honda-Tech - Honda Forum Discussion

 

Thanks @Silvia
Manual cars are different part # from Auto
Pre 1998 are different too.

 

@sciconf - You have access to the same resources as everyone else on here. This has turned into "spoon feeding".

This thread has run its course.