SC400 Throttle Body
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Has anyone taken the throttle body off the SC400?
I know how to take everything off until the two hoses at the bottom of the throttle body. The space there is too tight to loosen the clamp to pull the body off.
What tools did you used to loosen the clamps and how did you put the clamps back when you re-install the throttle body?
Thanks in Advance
I know how to take everything off until the two hoses at the bottom of the throttle body. The space there is too tight to loosen the clamp to pull the body off.
What tools did you used to loosen the clamps and how did you put the clamps back when you re-install the throttle body?
Thanks in Advance
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The SC3 has hoses just like that, they're coolant hoses. What a PAIN in the butt they were. I just used two clamps, and clamped off the hoses as close to the throttlebody as I could (so they wouldnt leak much)
THen I just pulled on the throttlebody REAL hard and the hoses popped off, spilling out a little coolant. To put them back on, I moved the clamps down then slid the TB back on, the hoses should go on easy without the clamps holding.
Then I used two flathead screwdrivers, and worked for about 1/2hour to slowly get the clamp moved back into place....ugh There must be as easier way, but I couldn't figure it out!!
SR
THen I just pulled on the throttlebody REAL hard and the hoses popped off, spilling out a little coolant. To put them back on, I moved the clamps down then slid the TB back on, the hoses should go on easy without the clamps holding.
Then I used two flathead screwdrivers, and worked for about 1/2hour to slowly get the clamp moved back into place....ugh There must be as easier way, but I couldn't figure it out!!
SR
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Originally posted by CmputerWiz
The SC3 has hoses just like that, they're coolant hoses. What a PAIN in the butt they were. I just used two clamps, and clamped off the hoses as close to the throttlebody as I could (so they wouldnt leak much)
THen I just pulled on the throttlebody REAL hard and the hoses popped off, spilling out a little coolant. To put them back on, I moved the clamps down then slid the TB back on, the hoses should go on easy without the clamps holding.
Then I used two flathead screwdrivers, and worked for about 1/2hour to slowly get the clamp moved back into place....ugh There must be as easier way, but I couldn't figure it out!!
SR
The SC3 has hoses just like that, they're coolant hoses. What a PAIN in the butt they were. I just used two clamps, and clamped off the hoses as close to the throttlebody as I could (so they wouldnt leak much)
THen I just pulled on the throttlebody REAL hard and the hoses popped off, spilling out a little coolant. To put them back on, I moved the clamps down then slid the TB back on, the hoses should go on easy without the clamps holding.
Then I used two flathead screwdrivers, and worked for about 1/2hour to slowly get the clamp moved back into place....ugh There must be as easier way, but I couldn't figure it out!!
SR
Two hours to get it in
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Now that I know it will take a long time to play with this. I will have to start very early in the morning so that I can put eveything back by the end of the day.
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