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Throttle body cleaning options 200

posted by  david hunter on  Tue Jul 20 16:51 CST 2010
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Spraying a cleaner down the bore will make it shiny but that has nothing to do with proper performanace. You must make sure that the butterfly completely closes in the bore and rotates freely by removing all the hardened deposits around the edges and at the pivots. I prefer to remove it to be sure, takes only a few minutes. After re-install I check the adjustments.
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David Hunter






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