Throttle Body Question
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Throttle Body Question
Should the butterflies completely close? Mine don't close 'flush' or at 90 degrees, they're just slightly open when fully closed. (if that makes sense) Is this normal?
Still trying to fix my idle and stalling problem... stock TB.
Would a picture help?
TIA
Still trying to fix my idle and stalling problem... stock TB.
Would a picture help?
TIA
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Slightly open is normal. I haven't ever looked that closely on the Mustang but most throttlebodies have a set screw to maintain a slight gap. This is NOT the idle adjustment and should not be changed.
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This isn't the first TB issue... About halfway down this thread:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...=throttle+body
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...=throttle+body
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I was having the same idle & stalling problems. I did everything like cleaning the TB, checked all the vacuum lines etc.
What finally fixed the problem was that I replaced the TPS sensor. Have not had a single problem since then. You can get replacement ones from the dealer for around $75.00.
I say go that route after you clean the TB.
What finally fixed the problem was that I replaced the TPS sensor. Have not had a single problem since then. You can get replacement ones from the dealer for around $75.00.
I say go that route after you clean the TB.
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I say get one & see.
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