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Idle Control Valve Replacement Service

How much does a Idle Control Valve Replacement cost?

On average, the cost for a Toyota Crown Idle Control Valve Replacement is $417 with $322 for parts and $95 for labor. Prices may vary depending on your location.

CarServiceEstimateShop/Dealer Price
1971 Toyota CrownL6-2.3LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$759.95Shop/Dealer Price$931.19 - $1422.41
1967 Toyota CrownL4-1.9LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$739.95Shop/Dealer Price$911.21 - $1402.44
1963 Toyota CrownL4-1.9LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$739.95Shop/Dealer Price$911.21 - $1402.44
1965 Toyota CrownL4-1.9LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$739.95Shop/Dealer Price$911.19 - $1402.40
1966 Toyota CrownL4-1.9LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$739.95Shop/Dealer Price$911.22 - $1402.47
1972 Toyota CrownL6-2.6LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$739.95Shop/Dealer Price$911.21 - $1402.44
1970 Toyota CrownL6-2.3LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$744.95Shop/Dealer Price$916.07 - $1407.20
1967 Toyota CrownL6-2.3LService typeIdle Control Valve ReplacementEstimate$744.95Shop/Dealer Price$916.44 - $1407.86
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What is the Idle Control Valve all about?

The Idle Control Valve is designed to control and maintain a consistent engine idle speed. The valve helps counter anything the driver may do to put extra load on the engine, such as turn on the air conditioning, sound systems, lights, etc. When the car is cold, the idle control valve helps the engine start.

Keep in mind:

The idle control valve usually goes bad because of excessive carbon buildup in the intake manifold.

How it's done:

  • Scan the computer system in the car for codes.
  • Check for any vacuum leaks.
  • Check electrical connections.
  • Remove and replace the idle air control valve if faulty.
  • Clean carbon out of intake manifold ports.
  • Clear Engine Check light.

Our recommendation:

It is a good idea to get an air induction service performed every 3 to 4 years. This will ensure that the carbon does not build up on the valve. When you are getting the idle control valve replaced, your mechanic should inspect the vacuum lines for leaks. If the vacuum is leaking, it will mimic the symptoms of a bad IAC valve.

What common symptoms indicate you may need to replace the Idle Control Valve?

  • When the engine is idle, (car not moving), the engine may stall.
  • Excessive racing noise from the engine.
  • Engine may shut off if AC is turned on.
  • Check Engine light is on.

How important is this service?

The idle control valve is responsible for maintaining a constant and consistent engine. It achieves this by ensuring that the idle speed is always constant. Many factors – such as a cold engine, the radio, or the air conditioning – effect the idling speed of the engine, so the idle control valve neutralizes these outside factors, and makes sure that the engine is consistently idling at a stable speed. When the idle control valve malfunctions, the idling speed is no longer regulated. This means that if you turn on the radio or the air conditioning, which requires power, your engine may stall. It also means that your vehicle may not be able to turn on.

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Tien

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Tien
23 years of experience
Toyota Solara L4-2.2L - Idle Control Valve - Berkeley, California
Excellet service and honest assessment. He actually saved me from spending on one of the two services that were recommended by the dealer. Note: The estimate changed once I put in my VIN. This was due to the particular part costing more than the automated initial estimate. I confirmed that in fact the part was much more pricey than initially quoted. Tien recommended to let him inspect the part first and try and perform maintenance before going forward with replacing he part. If it did need to be replace, he recommended a way for me to purchase the part at a low cost. It turned out that the maintenance he performed resolved the issue.

Rigoberto

11 years of experience
739 reviews
Rigoberto
11 years of experience
Toyota Avalon V6-3.0L - Idle Control Valve - Hickory Hills, Illinois
Good work plus good conversation

Raul

34 years of experience
285 reviews
Raul
34 years of experience
Toyota Solara V6-3.0L - Idle Control Valve - Berkeley, California
Raul was on time, very nice, and knowledgable. He explained to me the steps he would take to fix the problem and finished the job in less time than it was originally scheduled for. At the end, he also ran through some recommendations on some fluid levels I should keep an eye on and provided an estimate for how long some of the older ones would last before I should switch them out/ fill them up. Along the way he answered questions I had as he worked so I could gain a better understanding of the underlying issues. Hopefully I don't need a repair anytime soon, but if I do, I would request Raul again.

Timothy

48 years of experience
201 reviews
Timothy
48 years of experience
Toyota Solara V6-3.0L - Idle Control Valve - Corinth, Texas
Timothy was great! He managed to get here earlier than anticipated and completed the work very quickly!

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