Where is the throttle body located in a car?
Typically, in most vehicles, the throttle body can be found in between the intake manifold and the air filter or air cleaner of the engine system. Usually, the aluminum is used for the making of the throttle body. The location of the throttle body can be a little different for different vehicles.
How much does it cost to replace a throttle body?
Regular maintenance can effectively prolong the life of the parts of the throttle body and you may not require a replacement for a long time. However, when the fixing of the problem requires a replacement, you will have to pay on average anywhere between $430 and as much as $550 for the parts only for most vehicles.
What are the symptoms of a bad throttle body valve?
A bad throttle body valve can cause a lot of different symptoms in your vehicle. Here is a more detailed list of the most common bad throttle body symptoms. The throttle body has some angle sensors and other sensors installed inside of it.
How does the electronically control throttle body work?
This is a video on how the electronically control throttle body works. Also, some of the common parts that fail and how they fail. A DC motor drives a toothed plastic gear, that in turn drives the throttle plate gear. A potentiometer sits on the throttle gear and returns signals to the computer through the sweeps on TB cover.
Typically, in most vehicles, the throttle body can be found in between the intake manifold and the air filter or air cleaner of the engine system. Usually, the aluminum is used for the making of the throttle body. The location of the throttle body can be a little different for different vehicles.
Where do you find the throttle position sensor?
The throttle position sensor will be on the throttle itself and doesn’t stand out very much if you were to go looking for it. It’s usually black and looks like a cap on a valve with a hose attached to it, like many other components under the hood.
How is the throttle body connected to the PCM?
The throttle body is linked with a throttle body position sensor which collects information regarding the amount of air entering the intake. The sensor then transfers this information to the PCM which decides how much fuel should be mixed for an effective combustion process.
Where can I find the etc code for the throttle?
You may see the power reduced alert on the power gauge of your vehicle. In that case, it’s the throttle body that needs to fix. Again you may also see the ETC code if you check with an OBD2 scanner and see the code P0121, P0122, P1128, P1129, P2110, P2112, etc. then, it’s the throttle system that is causing these symptoms.