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Old 08-08-2011, 12:36 PM
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Does anyone have a pic of a 496 MAG or MAG HO showing where the IAC mounts on the back of the manifold? The motor in my boat is set back under the swim platform quite a bit and I cannot get my head back there to see it. I will have to replace it by "feel" so a pic will help me greatly in knowing where to feel and what I am feeling. Thanks!
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Look up the motor at www.bammarine.com and you should be able to find the schematic showing how it's all put together.
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The schematic on mercruiserparts.com does not show where it mounts. I can follow the air bleed tube to behind the intake manifold but then my hand gets lost in a jungle of wires, cables, etc. I need to see a pic of that mess back there to know where to feel for the IAC valve.

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School me, I thought the IAC was on the throttle body and the MAP and MAT were on the back of the manifold? I can take a pic if I'm sure what you need........
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Is this what your looking for?


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that would be the air temp sensor....

the IAC is on the throttle body
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Originally Posted by boatnt
that would be the air temp sensor....

the IAC is on the throttle body
That sure looks like an I.A.C below that sensor.
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Look at this link-item 38...looks to me just like the part in the back of the motor just like the photos! I had mine replaced last year and this is the same part they handed me back that went bad. The picture is confusing but I think that the line from the throttle body goes around the motor and to the IAC?

http://www.marineengine.com/parts/me...=THROTTLE+BODY

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I have circled the IAC valve (in red) in the picture from above. I have also included a pic of a new IAC Valve.


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Originally Posted by vindicator101
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Yes! Pic 2 and 3 shows the IAC valve. Thanks!
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