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944 S2 - need to replace throttle idle valve

penkhullwolf

penkhullwolf

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hi,
I need to replace throttle idle valve, has anyone any advice on best ways to get it out.

I notice it's very tight fit !!

Cheers
Mark
 
Idle Stabilisation Valve? Remove the inlet manifold and it’s right there. Don’t know whether it’s possible to wangle it out on an S2 though.
 
You can get it out without taking the manifold off on an S2. Its very tight but with a great deal of patience and a ratchet spanner it's not too bad.

Without a ratchet spanner it will take forever.

Ian



 
i managed to buy one from a company in germany for around £140 but for the life of me can’t remember the name of the company?
 
cheers everyone. Already bought a new Idle Stabilisation Valve as cutting out all the time and un-driveable at the moment

Will try and wangle.

Have bought a ratchet spanner especially.
 
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