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Old 02-29-2008, 06:00 PM
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hi i looked really i did can;t find on how to take the throttle body shaft out to port it thanks billyb.
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After you take off the tps, you can simply whack the shaft out with a hammer. Don't feel bad it won't hurt anything
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r- u- serious ???????
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Do exactly what foreverzero said. It won't hurt anything. Don't lose the washer. I did it a few times, works absolutely fine.
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hi ok and then to re-install it tap it back in and how does it stay in the correct position the throttle blade holds it thanks billyb.
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yep the blade holds it right in place and no need to tap it in it should slide right in there pretty easy
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Make sure you do the bump stop mod too
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