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replacing DBW LS2 TB (with another LS2 TB)

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Old 02-15-2012, 08:42 PM
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So it looks like i might be needing another TB, can i just swap in a new LS2 tb and im good to go or would i need to get the computer recalibrated for the new tb...

I have a question regarding trying to clean the TB aswell. Can i just try cleaning the TB with some TB cleaner solution and not have to worry about getting anything recalibrated...Yesterday I was researching abit and i cant seem to find the post but some guys were saying something about the throttle body with deposit buildup reads differently that a cleaned/new tb and the ecm will be off...

I really want to try to clean inside the TB first before ending up purchasing a new one..

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just need to unhook your battery, then remove the old tb and install the new one. the battery needs to be disconnected for about 10 minutes. then reconnect it and start the car. the pcm should set its self up and learn the correct idle and all. clean the new tb while waiting for the 10 minutes to pass. done
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i was planing on trying to clean my old TB first, before purchasing a new/used unit. Would i need a gasket when re-installing the TB?




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