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Old Wed, September 29th, 2010, 12:26 AM
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You only have to go as far as looking at the butterfly valve. You'll be able to see if it is dirty. If it is then you just get a can of throttlebody cleaner and that is when you worry about disassembling it.
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for the butterfly valve do i look around the corners or just the whole inside?
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Look along the edges of the plate for dark gunk and dirt.

Google "dirty throttle body" and you'll see pictures of lightly gunked to awfully gunked.
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if it does end up being dirty can i use carborator cleaner?
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if it does end up being dirty can i use carborator cleaner?
I would not use a straight carb cleaner unless the can specifically says it's meant for intakes (too). Head to AZ, Napa, etc. and get yourself a can of



or this:



EDIT: And here's a good article that might help: http://www.mobiloil.com/usa-english/...le_bodies.aspx
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ill figure something out, im going to take it apart today
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so it helped, still havent checked how its on the freeway though







after i was done cleaning it, it was like brand new with not sludge spots
 

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