nc211 Posted January 17, 2006 Posted January 17, 2006 I cleaned the throttle body this past weekend...and WOW...what a nice surprise it made in the car's overall smoothness...seems to be a lot quieter, power is applied a lot more smoothly, better mpg and "I don't understand why??" it's shifting absolutely perfectly now, can't even feel the shifts at all! I posted up how I did it in my "figured out the wobble" thread.....anyway, while cleaning it, I noticed inside of the throttle body housing a 4 or 5 inch pipe coming in from the driver's side, on the top. It has an angled tip end, and it was covered in carbon buildup. I cleaned it the best I could with my Dremel attachment scrubber "see wobble thread for details". What is this tube??? Is that part of the EGR component? I've got a picture, but it's too large to post "resolution at max 3200 x 1700..4 megs". I can try to post it if needed. thanks amigos!!!!
blake918 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Where you able to salvage your gasket? I sure wish I would have gotten those results when i cleaned my tb!! ;) 007
nc211 Posted January 18, 2006 Author Posted January 18, 2006 Oh yeah....by the way....thanks for the advice on buying a new gasket, just in case the old one broke....That sucker split into 4 seperate pieces...Thank God I took your advice and had a new one with me! Check out the wobble thread, I was able to post up a picture of the inside of the throttle housing after using the dremel brush. I think that's where I'm seeing the most improvement. I really hit it around that little hole and surrounding areas. You can also see that pipe I was talking about...although a little out of focus, and I about blinded myself from the camera flash.
blake918 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I can't see a thing in that picture! lol Do you see that tube in this picture (the tb is flipped, so is that it on the bottom?)....
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