Throttle Body Cleaning
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I try that on my 5th generation. Guess what happend. End up spending $1200 in repair. well i sray the whole throttle body with cleaner and used a toothbrush to rub is off (to makesure i didn't scratch the plates) and used a cloth to wipe it off. What happend was after i put everything back, the ideal rpm went up, car start to shake. took it to dealer. They replaced Throttle body, (vsh? or vish? or some sensor + some other sensor i for got) however my best advice ..it should be clean time to time period. Just makesure do not over spray it off. Try to keep it dry and rub it off. You should be good to go.. always use "throttle Body cleaner" ..
Good Luck.
I try that on my 5th generation. Guess what happend. End up spending $1200 in repair. well i sray the whole throttle body with cleaner and used a toothbrush to rub is off (to makesure i didn't scratch the plates) and used a cloth to wipe it off. What happend was after i put everything back, the ideal rpm went up, car start to shake. took it to dealer. They replaced Throttle body, (vsh? or vish? or some sensor + some other sensor i for got) however my best advice ..it should be clean time to time period. Just makesure do not over spray it off. Try to keep it dry and rub it off. You should be good to go.. always use "throttle Body cleaner" ..
Good Luck.
Last edited by shabnyc; Sep 4, 2010 at 04:55 PM.
Well...
I try that on my 5th generation. Guess what happend. End up spending $1200 in repair. well i sray the whole throttle body with cleaner and used a toothbrush to rub is off (to makesure i didn't scratch the plates) and used a cloth to wipe it off. What happend was after i put everything back, the ideal rpm went up, car start to shake. took it to dealer. They replaced Throttle body, (vsh? or vish? or some sensor + some other sensor i for got) however my best advice ..it should be clean time to time period. Just makesure do not over spray it off. Try to keep it dry and rub it off. You should be good to go.. always use "throttle Body cleaner" ..
Good Luck.
I try that on my 5th generation. Guess what happend. End up spending $1200 in repair. well i sray the whole throttle body with cleaner and used a toothbrush to rub is off (to makesure i didn't scratch the plates) and used a cloth to wipe it off. What happend was after i put everything back, the ideal rpm went up, car start to shake. took it to dealer. They replaced Throttle body, (vsh? or vish? or some sensor + some other sensor i for got) however my best advice ..it should be clean time to time period. Just makesure do not over spray it off. Try to keep it dry and rub it off. You should be good to go.. always use "throttle Body cleaner" ..
Good Luck.
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