Jetlock
no problems
unipolar stepper motor is a stepper motor that only lets current go ONE WAY per leg. That is why the stock 7m ISC has 6 legs. two positive (b1 and B2) and 4 to ground (s1, s2 ,s3, s4). Current goes only one way (From B1 to S1, B2 to S2 et al). In a bipolar stepper...
yeah
I did a lot of digging into the ISC just because everyone was saying that the stock ISC can not be ran by a standalone and boy where they all wrong, lmao.
If the standalone can drive a a 4 wire GM based stepper motor it can drive the Toyota ISC valve. :)
hmm now i know that we posted this not even a week ago.
<-- checks to see if SM crashed, nope. Search still works
but IJ is right
12mmx1.25
Sears does not carry and more than likely no autopart store will carry it. You need to special order it :)
toyota actually uses a 6 pole stepper and more specifically the stepper is a unipolar design. If it was a 4 pole stepper it could only be a bipolar stepper. Toyota states (from the autoshop101 site) the stepper motor has 125 steps. Reality it actually has 255 steps as i had it tested to see if...
hmm
let see
if Ice is outside of that contraption. I wonder what is inside? Perhaps ICE? I wonder what happens when the temp is to cold.
anyone from the old school remember the freeing issues with carbs around the venturi section?? :)
hmm
let see
oh hey wait i have and everything is just dandy.
absolutley everything you said,
hmmm
<-- checks your posts... intresting. Including this one, two posts. yep sounds like everything to me alright! :nuts: Just for you i drank some h8torade right before I posted this also!
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