I would watch some of the realfixesrealfast videos on youtube. Throwing parts unnecessarily at a problem can cost you a lot of money.
You really need a code scanner that can pull live data. I picked up a cable online for $21 that goes into a laptop.
If you've flooded the TB, pull the fuel pump relay or pull the wires off the injectors and crank the engine. It will start and run for about 2 seconds and stall, but that will have mostly emptied out any liquid in the area.
An IAC is going to cost you about 200-250 new.
Try this also:
http://www.club3g.com/forum/problem-...ing-temps.html
The Spyder GS has the same engine as the Galant.
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