I'll buy carburetor cleaner and spray this at the IAC valve.
It really does not seem like the motor part can be taken from the valve
assembly. I checked
on the Honda Majestic parts site, there is no exploded view for the IAC
valve assembly.
Also in my Haynes manual nothing is mentioned about taking this apart...
So I'll go for spray cleaning....

Thanks,
Jan


"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
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> > This did not complete solve the problem. I think also the electrical
motor
> > is sticky. Can anyone on the list give me some hints on how to get this
> > smooth? How can I remove this motor from the IAC assembly?
>
> Don't know about the '91 Accord but the IAC on my '94 Civic does not
> have a motor. The valve is operated by an electromagnet. I doubt you can
> get it apart and get it back working again afterwards.
>
> > Should I spray WD40 at the IAC valve, or will this ruin things?
>
> WD40 should do no damage but may not dissolve the gunk in the valve.
> Carburetor cleaner (or throttle body cleaner) will get rid of the
> buildup. Don't know if it would cause damage, but I would use it on my
> own car if need be.