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    Senior Member Three Rings ufkenedy's Avatar
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    Pls slightly dumb question but how can i know its time to change my throttle body. I also use v6 3.0. I get bad gas mileage, rough idle at times, car revs it self some times too and gets better at higher speed / rpm .

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    Quote Originally Posted by ufkenedy View Post
    Pls slightly dumb question but how can i know its time to change my throttle body. I also use v6 3.0. I get bad gas mileage, rough idle at times, car revs it self some times too and gets better at higher speed / rpm .

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    You should probably try clean it first and check for vacuum leaks also scan the car and try recalibrate it first before you spend the money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ufkenedy View Post
    how can i know its time to change my throttle body. I also use v6 3.0. I get bad gas mileage, rough idle
    You can also visually inspect your throttle body. I’m currently getting 15-16MPG street and 20-24MPG hwy w/ my throttle body looking like this. 157,000mi worth of buildup. Typical or worth removing throttle body to clean?



    Other than cold start misfires (possible head gasket failure) car idles and accelerates smoothly after 10 second cold start.

    Been thinking about removing throttle body to clean it properly. However, the throttle body adaptation is what’s been holding me back.

    Quote Originally Posted by yanni6556 View Post
    according to VCDS it adjusts pedal position and angle of the throttle valve.
    http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/m_blocks/060-069.html
    Nice DIY! Since I only have VCDS-lite, I tried the poor man’s way to do throttle body adaptation but didn’t hear anything adjusting by throttle body.

    http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...es-a-different

    http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Body-Alignment

    Will give it another shot later tonight.


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    Senior Member Three Rings ufkenedy's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by pablolizarraga View Post
    You can also visually inspect your throttle body. I’m currently getting 15-16MPG street and 20-24MPG hwy w/ my throttle body looking like this. 157,000mi worth of buildup. Typical or worth removing throttle body to clean?



    Other than cold start misfires (possible head gasket failure) car idles and accelerates smoothly after 10 second cold start.

    Been thinking about removing throttle body to clean it properly. However, the throttle body adaptation is what’s been holding me back.



    Nice DIY! Since I only have VCDS-lite, I tried the poor man’s way to do throttle body adaptation but didn’t hear anything adjusting by throttle body.

    http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...es-a-different

    http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Body-Alignment

    Will give it another shot later tonight.


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    Perfect thanks

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