Buttefly valve
12-08-2008, 12:46 PM
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Buttefly valve
Searched. How many buttefly valves in CL-S dual-stage intake manifold?
Just want to double check there is only one, right? I know RL uses two buttefly valves Just curious when IMRC actuator engage does it open one buttefly valve or there two?
Just want to double check there is only one, right? I know RL uses two buttefly valves Just curious when IMRC actuator engage does it open one buttefly valve or there two?
12-08-2008, 06:09 PM
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Cool thanks.
poisx7, I meant to say the new RL ('09) has dual butterfly valves.
Link - Acura Media Newsroom: 2009 Acura RL - Powertrain
poisx7, I meant to say the new RL ('09) has dual butterfly valves.
Originally Posted by hondanews.com
The new 3.7L V-6 uses a dual-stage intake manifold that is designed to deliver maximum airflow to the cylinders across the full range of engine operating rpm. The 2-piece manifold is constructed of cast-magnesium to be very light. Within the manifold are two separate butterfly valves that are operated electrically by the engine's powertrain control module (PCM) to provide two distinct modes of operation via changing plenum volume and intake airflow routing.
12-08-2008, 09:41 PM
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12-12-2008, 01:53 PM
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Then you loose low end TQ.
I drove with the IMRC pinned open for about a month before I bought a new IRMC control valve. Once I put it back in and un pinned it, I could tell a diff in low end. The car already suffers from low TQ, why would you want to make it worse?
12-12-2008, 08:49 PM
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Then you loose low end TQ.
I drove with the IMRC pinned open for about a month before I bought a new IRMC control valve. Once I put it back in and un pinned it, I could tell a diff in low end. The car already suffers from low TQ, why would you want to make it worse?
I drove with the IMRC pinned open for about a month before I bought a new IRMC control valve. Once I put it back in and un pinned it, I could tell a diff in low end. The car already suffers from low TQ, why would you want to make it worse?
12-12-2008, 09:28 PM
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