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Can I reuse the IACV gasket when cleaning it?

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Old 01-16-09, 12:25 PM
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Default Can I reuse the IACV gasket when cleaning it?

None of the auto parts stores have an Idel-up valve gasket...Is it rubber or reuseable? I don't want to take it apart to clean it then be stuck with no gasket.Thanks for the advice guys!
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its a paper gasket, check your local toyota or lexus dealer they should have it or if all else fails, get some high temp RTV sillicone and apply it. but make sure its an even layer.
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thank you I will do that!
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Get a sheet of paper gasket from Advance auto parts and cut to fit. "Fel Pro Gasket Material: Rubber-Fiber; 1/32" Thick; 10" x 26" Sheet" $4.75
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Thank you so much...I looked everywhere and lexus had no idea what I was talking about!
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Is it necessary to drain any coolant when cleaning the IACV?? I want to do this, but I don't want to have to drain any coolant....


...I could probably stand to put new coolant in though......
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theres a coolant line connected to it...so coolant will come out if u dont drain a little.
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just drain a little bit then, when i did it on my old 95 i drained it some, clamped the hoses gently, and topped it off with some di water.
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just buy the gasket paper, cut to fit.
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If you want a new one I think this is the Lexus part#
22278-50010 gasket idle speed control valve
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Originally Posted by RandySC400
None of the auto parts stores have an Idel-up valve gasket...Is it rubber or reuseable? I don't want to take it apart to clean it then be stuck with no gasket.Thanks for the advice guys!
I would never reuse a gasket. You've got a good chance of a leak soon after.
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