panelman61
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- Dec 16, 2012
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- Virginia Beach, VA
- Ram Year
- 2012
- Engine
- 5.7 hemi
I finally received my 85mm Throttle Body this afternoon. SO then I read up a little bit and wanted to see if it really that easy to change. I disconnected the battery during the install so the PCM can re-learn it. All there is to it is to:
1) slide the red tabs back on the harness attached to the intake tube and on the throttle body itself.
2) Push down gently on the black tab in front of them and slide it off.
3) Next take your flat head and loosen the clamp on the intake tube.
4) Give it a little pull and set it on top of the engine cover.
5) Now pull up on the front of the engine cover a little and lift it up enough to get the throttle body out.
6) Loosen the four bolts on the throttle body with your 1/4" drive 8mm socket with an extension.
7) Pull the throttle body out. (don't drop the screws).
8) Make sure the rubber O ring is in it's groove.
9) Place the new on on there and make sure the pin on the intake guides it into the correct place.
10) Put it all back together (the intake is plastic so just snug the screws down or you'll strip it) and drive it for a little while.
Total time investment: no joke 10 minutes.
Tools needed: a 10mm wrench for the battery cable, a flat head screw driver for the intake clamp, and a 1/4 drive, 8mm socket with extension for the throttle body itself.
1) slide the red tabs back on the harness attached to the intake tube and on the throttle body itself.
2) Push down gently on the black tab in front of them and slide it off.
3) Next take your flat head and loosen the clamp on the intake tube.
4) Give it a little pull and set it on top of the engine cover.
5) Now pull up on the front of the engine cover a little and lift it up enough to get the throttle body out.
6) Loosen the four bolts on the throttle body with your 1/4" drive 8mm socket with an extension.
7) Pull the throttle body out. (don't drop the screws).
8) Make sure the rubber O ring is in it's groove.
9) Place the new on on there and make sure the pin on the intake guides it into the correct place.
10) Put it all back together (the intake is plastic so just snug the screws down or you'll strip it) and drive it for a little while.
Total time investment: no joke 10 minutes.
Tools needed: a 10mm wrench for the battery cable, a flat head screw driver for the intake clamp, and a 1/4 drive, 8mm socket with extension for the throttle body itself.
