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tnewyes 12-30-2005 04:39 PM

throttle body cables
 
Will someone help me please? I'm in the process of removing my throttle body. I almost have everything unplugged and unbolted. I'm not 100% sure on how to disconnect the throttle body cables(if the cables run through it how can you seperate it?). I'm also having a tough time removing the medium size hose from the back of the intake. Can someone offer some advice?

loud_whispers 12-30-2005 04:48 PM


Originally Posted by tnewyes
Will someone help me please? I'm in the process of removing my throttle body. I almost have everything unplugged and unbolted. I'm not 100% sure on how to disconnect the throttle body cables(if the cables run through it how can you seperate it?). I'm also having a tough time removing the medium size hose from the back of the intake. Can someone offer some advice?



just loosen the 10mm nut, release tension on the cable by opening the butterfly valve and unwrapping the cable. its as simple as that. Install the reverse order of removal.

tnewyes 12-30-2005 05:41 PM

is it just 1 10mm nut? I'm really lost.

loud_whispers 12-30-2005 07:58 PM

yes, just loosen it..

PenancE 12-30-2005 11:44 PM

dont take out the nut, its just a waste. push in the cable with ur hands, like inward, when u open the TB wit the butterfly open, and u can see a oval cylinder slot, and manover the wire wit that metal piece thru it.

loud_whispers 01-04-2006 02:13 PM


Originally Posted by PenancE
dont take out the nut, its just a waste. push in the cable with ur hands, like inward, when u open the TB wit the butterfly open, and u can see a oval cylinder slot, and manover the wire wit that metal piece thru it.


it's better for him to loosen the nuts so he can actually see what he's removing so he can install it correctly on the new one. It's his first time doing this.

He's in no rush.


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