How to Service the Idle Control Valve on Chrysler 300M?

The first step in servicing an Idle Air Control (IAC) Motor is to disconnect the negative battery cable and the air plenum. After that, disconnect the wiring and loosen the IAC mounting screws to take it out. Hook the IAC onto the throttle body and tighten the holding screws with 3 Nm (25 in. lbs.) force. Now, insert the electrical connector into the IAC, fix the air plenum after making sure the clamp is tight and attach the negative battery cable at last.

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Chrysler 300M Idle Speed Control Part Number: 4861035AE
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Motor - A.I.S.; Fuel Injection Idle Air Control Valve; Idle Air Control Valve; Idle Control Motor
- Replaces: 4861035AD, 4861035AC, 4861035AB
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1999-2001 Chrysler 300M | Base | 3.5L V6, 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS

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Chrysler 300M Idle Control Valve Parts and Q&A

Idle Speed Control
4861035AE
Q: How to Service the Idle Control Valve on Chrysler 300M?
A:
The first step in servicing an Idle Air Control (IAC) Motor is to disconnect the negative Battery Cable and the air plenum. After that, disconnect the wiring and loosen the IAC mounting screws to take it out. Hook the IAC onto the Throttle Body and tighten the holding screws with 3 Nm (25 in. lbs.) force. Now, insert the electrical connector into the IAC, fix the air plenum after making sure the clamp is tight and attach the negative battery cable at last.