Anybody have a stock throttle body forsale socal area :-(
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Anybody have a stock throttle body forsale socal area :-(
I'm in desperate need of stock throttle body in the socal area my cars been at my Indy for over 3 weeks and my truck just crapped out on me so I'm car-less lol 
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What happened to your throttle body? Just curious to make sure the issue you are trouble shooting is in fact the TB. There is not much to them.
Did you cram a screwdriver in there and mash it? Bash with a hammer?
Did you cram a screwdriver in there and mash it? Bash with a hammer?
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Yeahh I just tried the one from my moms car and it worked but I had to peddle the car to keepnit running. drove it around the block a few times and it runs fine no esp malfunction but I turned it off and restarted it and back to the same issue its like it has to relearn it each time.
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Good that the ESP issue is gone. Search TB Reset
Here is first one I found
Option 1
reset throttle body
Open the door, put the key on the ignition, close the door.
Move start switch into position "2" (All lights on, but not to start)
Press the gas pedal to the floor... past the kick down point
Hold the pedal there for 15 seconds
After 15 seconds while foot still planted, turn the key off but do not remove it
Release gas pedal... Wait at least 2 minutes while not touching anything in the car, don't open the door even.
After the 2 minutes start the car and drive off normally...
Option 2
1 Pop the hood
2 put key in ign
3 turn the key to the first click on (not turning on the motor)
4 remove the cable going to the TB
5 turn the key one more click to the position right before the engine fires.
Now, you will wait 20 seconds. There will be a ERROR displayed on the dash. This means youre doing it right
6 after 20 seconds, click the key back down to the first position, position 1. (never remove the key)
7 plug back in the cable for the throttle body
8 start the motor and feel the calibrated throttle body deliver a little smoother ride.
I have used both versions, and one of these should help (if not both- just need to calibrate)
Sounds like you get your weekend back!!
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Here is first one I found
Option 1
reset throttle body
Open the door, put the key on the ignition, close the door.
Move start switch into position "2" (All lights on, but not to start)
Press the gas pedal to the floor... past the kick down point
Hold the pedal there for 15 seconds
After 15 seconds while foot still planted, turn the key off but do not remove it
Release gas pedal... Wait at least 2 minutes while not touching anything in the car, don't open the door even.
After the 2 minutes start the car and drive off normally...
Option 2
1 Pop the hood
2 put key in ign
3 turn the key to the first click on (not turning on the motor)
4 remove the cable going to the TB
5 turn the key one more click to the position right before the engine fires.
Now, you will wait 20 seconds. There will be a ERROR displayed on the dash. This means youre doing it right
6 after 20 seconds, click the key back down to the first position, position 1. (never remove the key)
7 plug back in the cable for the throttle body
8 start the motor and feel the calibrated throttle body deliver a little smoother ride.
I have used both versions, and one of these should help (if not both- just need to calibrate)
Sounds like you get your weekend back!!
.
Last edited by Bramage; May 24, 2014 at 06:29 PM.
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Good that the ESP issue is gone. Search TB Reset
Here is first one I found
Option 1
reset throttle body
Open the door, put the key on the ignition, close the door.
Move start switch into position "2" (All lights on, but not to start)
Press the gas pedal to the floor... past the kick down point
Hold the pedal there for 15 seconds
After 15 seconds while foot still planted, turn the key off but do not remove it
Release gas pedal... Wait at least 2 minutes while not touching anything in the car, don't open the door even.
After the 2 minutes start the car and drive off normally...
Option 2
1 Pop the hood
2 put key in ign
3 turn the key to the first click on (not turning on the motor)
4 remove the cable going to the TB
5 turn the key one more click to the position right before the engine fires.
Now, you will wait 20 seconds. There will be a ERROR displayed on the dash. This means youre doing it right
6 after 20 seconds, click the key back down to the first position, position 1. (never remove the key)
7 plug back in the cable for the throttle body
8 start the motor and feel the calibrated throttle body deliver a little smoother ride.
I have used both versions, and one of these should help (if not both- just need to calibrate)
Sounds like you get your weekend back!!
.
Here is first one I found
Option 1
reset throttle body
Open the door, put the key on the ignition, close the door.
Move start switch into position "2" (All lights on, but not to start)
Press the gas pedal to the floor... past the kick down point
Hold the pedal there for 15 seconds
After 15 seconds while foot still planted, turn the key off but do not remove it
Release gas pedal... Wait at least 2 minutes while not touching anything in the car, don't open the door even.
After the 2 minutes start the car and drive off normally...
Option 2
1 Pop the hood
2 put key in ign
3 turn the key to the first click on (not turning on the motor)
4 remove the cable going to the TB
5 turn the key one more click to the position right before the engine fires.
Now, you will wait 20 seconds. There will be a ERROR displayed on the dash. This means youre doing it right
6 after 20 seconds, click the key back down to the first position, position 1. (never remove the key)
7 plug back in the cable for the throttle body
8 start the motor and feel the calibrated throttle body deliver a little smoother ride.
I have used both versions, and one of these should help (if not both- just need to calibrate)
Sounds like you get your weekend back!!
.
It's deffinatlly looking that way
hopefully I can get this all sorted out I was about ready to push this car on to tracks but it kept going into limp mode 
picking up a tb tonight from a fellow forum member.
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