enlarge throttle body ....HELP please
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P0104 ( Mass, Volume curcit intermitted ) anyone know what this means ?
Last edited by tery; Apr 21, 2006 at 02:07 AM.
Unless you reprogram the ECU and tune it to the increased airflow, your engine won't run correctly, probably running too lean now.
If your car is running lean, then potential damage may occur to the engine, like detonation.
Anybody else correct me if I'm wrong....

BTW, 3 mm is a lot of metal to grind away from the inside diameter of the throttle body.
Last edited by pshek; Apr 21, 2006 at 05:25 AM.
Hey how much did it cost to do that job, I would like to do the same.
Brian Felts
1) air mass sensor: the wiring got somehow damaged or disconnected, or the the hot film itself got damaged.
2) there's an air leak after the sensor
I suggest to closely inspect the assembly once more to exclude the obvious (disconnected wires, leaks). After that, the mechanic should check the voltage signal from the air mass sensor which may have to replaced (~$400).
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look at this posting - this guy seemed to have succeeded with a larger TB.
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/r170...=throttle+body
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At idle, there has to be enough air passing by the plate to keep the car idling. You would have to remove the plate and grind the bottom and top a bit to expose more gap OR you can reduce the size of the plate by 1mm.. That should provide enough airflow.
Another trick that is used is people drill holes in the plate itself but I dont like that idea myself.
Last edited by vrus; May 12, 2006 at 12:17 PM.
Jeff
My stock t/b was 57MM and I had it bored out to 59.82. I still have not got around to having the lip on the plastic intake manifold sanded down to match the t/b. I am just going to buy a new intake and sand it down and then have a shop install it for me. What are you going to do with your bored out t/b. If it is of no use to you please email at steve872@hotmail.com. I may be interested.
From now on do not attempt to install parts that have been altered without having the original stock part right by your side. That is my way which may not work for some. It cost a lot of money to do it my way but I am assured of having that stock part ready to go right then and there.
Meenwhile, im searching on different places to get a good used throttle body and camshafts....
I even put the stock 68mm plate on with the 71mm body. Engine only last about 10sec and stall.
I just baught a used one from Potomoc German Auto for $250.
Will wait and see how it goes with you guys before I decide well im getting this thin done


Hubert,
Did you tell Roy about the previous problems with the throttle body that you had with your car?
so anyone have the final specs on HOW much can you actually bore...or even better...A place that has done it for a 320-car and got it right?>???
I even put the stock 68mm plate on with the 71mm body. Engine only last about 10sec and stall.
How goes it with the throttle body? When you ported yours did you do the intake manifold also?
By the way, love the new setup, the fiske's are awesome.
-Ghost






