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    Default D1 Iacv

    I had issues with the IACV (idle air control valve) on our D1, so I pulled it and cleaned it. Put it back in and still couldn't get a decent idle - it wouldn't cut out on me, but very erratic. I bought an aftermaket IACV (alternative p/n acquired from Discoweb):

    IACV
    - P/N AC151, crossed-over to NAPA p/n 2-1856 (Standard Motor Products) $50
    - OEM Application of this valve: ~1992 Jeep Cherokee w/ 4.0L Inline 6

    I compared the aftermaket to the original before installation and the new IACV's plunger was not extended as far as the one I removed. This was good news as now I didn't have to adjust it (i.e. make it shorter to prevent damage on installation). Cut a new gasket and now it runs like a champ!!!

    Tom P.

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    It's always nice when something goes smoothly and you save money. It seems like this is a somewhat rare occurance in the rover world however. I'm always quite pround of myself when I can pull it off though!

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    that's way cool. Now what P/N can we use for D1 Oxygen Sensors. Can't believe that they have 4 on there the bastards.
    "Professional Driver on closed course-Do Not Attempt"
    The journey of a thousand miles begins with a dead battery.

    '96 Discovery w/redneck lift, '04 Discovery (Sold, I almost cried, ALOT!)
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