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Acura Intake Manifold Runner Control Valve

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Engine feels sluggish or hesitates when you accelerate? A worn intake manifold runner control valve can leave the runners stuck or slow to respond. Shop IMRC valve replacements built for stable airflow control.

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Engine Intake Manifold Runner Solenoid for Honda CR-V 2002-2006 Acura CSX RSX

A-Premium®Part # APIMRC5PG

Engine Intake Manifold Runner Solenoid for Honda CR-V 2002-2006 Acura CSX RSX

Fits 2011 - 2011 Acura CSX, 2010 - 2010 Acura CSX, 2008 - 2009 Acura CSX, 2007 - 2009 Acura CSX, 2007 - 2007 Acura CSX, 2006 - 2006 Acura CSX, 2002 - 2006 Acura RSX, 2002 - 2006 Honda CR-V

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Vehicle: Acura

Item LocatedUnited States

Quantity1

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36163PNDA01, CP982, 8V1029, 911-776, 911776

ConditionNew

item #1018A7VN

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Intake Manifold Runner Control Valve, Solenoid, or Actuator?

This category contains more than one type of intake runner control hardware. Available parts are identified as IMRC valves, runner solenoids, and intake manifold actuators. Those names should not be used interchangeably because each item can have a different connector, mounting method, and role in the control system. Identify the hardware installed on the engine before using the category name to choose a replacement.

IMRC Valve Fitment by Engine and Fuel System

Engine and fuel-system conditions can separate IMRC applications. Some actuators are identified for 3.0L diesel engines, while a Hyundai/Kia runner solenoid uses a specific MPI and VIN condition. Use the exact engine, fuel system, and vehicle information stated for the part. A solenoid from one engine family should not be substituted for a similar-looking actuator on another intake manifold.

Check the Connector, Bracket, and Hose Before Ordering

Physical package details differ among intake runner parts. A specific runner solenoid includes a bracket and hose, but those accessories are not common to every valve or actuator. Look at the original connector, mounting bracket, and any hose used by the component. Then use the package description to see whether those pieces are supplied or must remain in service.

Use OE Numbers and VIN Conditions to Separate Similar IMRC Parts

OE references help distinguish parts with similar names, and some applications add a VIN condition. For example, a Honda/Acura solenoid is associated with numbers 36163PNDA01 and 911-776, while other products belong to different systems. Use the OE number from the original component when available, then apply any engine, MPI, diesel, or VIN restriction exactly as stated for the vehicle.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is an IMRC solenoid the same as an intake manifold actuator?

Not always. The category contains valves, solenoids, and actuators with different applications and physical layouts. Identify the hardware on the engine before choosing by name.

Does every IMRC part include a bracket and hose?

No. A bracket and hose are supplied only with a specific Hyundai/Kia solenoid application. Read the package contents for the exact part and do not extend that inclusion to other IMRC hardware.

Why does engine fuel system matter for an IMRC part?

Some parts are identified for 3.0L diesel engines, while another application uses an MPI and VIN condition. Use the vehicle’s exact engine and fuel-system information to narrow the choice.

Can I buy an IMRC part by the category name alone?

No. First determine whether the engine uses a valve, solenoid, or actuator. Then use the OE number, connector, mounting design, and any engine or VIN condition for that component.

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