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Hi guys,

 

One of the items I need to remedy for my 260z RWC is my front defrost.

 

I've found the issue, a bad solenoid valve on the bracket in the bay that also holds the AC fast idle solenoid.

 

The coil in it is still good, but it barely opens and allows vacuum to pass.

 

I'll bypass it for now or swap it with the fast idle one, but does anyone know if spares are still available or if a good overnight soak in something can free them up?

 

Cheers!

Edited by Mike260
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Posted

Hi

 

Can you post a picture of the solenoid in question ?

I may have some spare ones I could send your way.

 

Cheers

 

PB

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Posted

Hi Mike

 

I have a spare one of those.

I will test it and assuming it is OK will drop it in the post.

 

PM me your postal address and  it will be on its way to you.

 

Cheers

 

PB

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Posted

Hi

 

Something else you may wantbto check is the one way valve near the vacuum tank.

Mine was stuffed. I replaced it with a windscreen washer one way valve, this valve is very small, fits inline and works well.

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Posted

Cheers Peter,

 

That's a good idea, I'll check it out.

 

You should have seen the mess the vac lines were in when I started.

 

The check valve was backwards and the vacuum reservoir was only before the fast idle actuator (vacuum to the heater core bits was direct from the manifold).

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Yeah, been down that road twice.

Sorted mine out, then lined up to help another forum with the same challenge.

They can get very messy.

 

Cheers

 

PB

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