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Re: throttle position sensor 1990 Civic - can't remove, just replace throttle body?
| jim beam | 29 Jan 2007 05:31 |
> Thanks for all the responses to my question earlier. I went to a > junkyard and got a throttle body to replace the sensor. However, I [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > TIA, > Derek did you try the chisel like i said? i guarantee it works. also, whack the head of the shear bolt end on a little to loosen the threads. doing the t.p.s. on the car is a good deal quicker and easier than taking off the throttle body and all the plumbing, gaskets, etc.
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| dex3703 | 28 Jan 2007 17:52 |
Thanks for all the responses to my question earlier. I went to a junkyard and got a throttle body to replace the sensor. However, I can't get the sensor off the junker throttle body,with either a screw extractor or having dremeled a notch in the screw. I'm not sure I can get the old one off my current throttle body either without taking the throttle body off either. So:
- can I just replace the whole throttle body? The junk part only showed 150K (it was a manual). My car has 263K (auto). This seems like it would be a lot easier/faster.
- if so, can I reuse the current throttle body gasket, or should I get a new one? They are available from the dealer.
TIA, Derek
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