Throttle body holes
So i was installing a blox intake manifold on my 94 gsr. Me and a friend were looking through everything and we saw that the throttle body had two holes on the inside. it was covered up with some aluminum foil sticky.
So my question is that is it so suppose to be like this?, b/c my idle is really low like 400 rpms
So my question is that is it so suppose to be like this?, b/c my idle is really low like 400 rpms
So i was installing a blox intake manifold on my 94 gsr. Me and a friend were looking through everything and we saw that the throttle body had two holes on the inside. it was covered up with some aluminum foil sticky.
So my question is that is it so suppose to be like this?, b/c my idle is really low like 400 rpms
So my question is that is it so suppose to be like this?, b/c my idle is really low like 400 rpms
That throttle body has two holes in it, and BOTH appear to be covered by that stupid tape. The tape is NOT supposed to be there. Remove it from both holes, then follow the instructions I just gave in your original thread.
You really have to wonder what the installer of that tape was trying to do by putting it there. Hiding some kind of problem?
Yea, when me and my homeboy pull it off the old manifold we were like wtf is this?
It was like aluminum tape and then aluminum foil on the other side of that hole too
It was like aluminum tape and then aluminum foil on the other side of that hole too
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