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04-02-2005, 11:19 AM
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Location: Rochester
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Re: Pulled Codes, Please Help
It's pretty simple, just unbolt it from the intake and spray some carb cleaner or some throttle body spray into it and dry to wipe it out with something like a q-tip. Just be sure to let it dry before you hook it back up. Also make sure you have the right temp. t-stat. That or your coolant temp sensor in the intake manifold may be bad, they are usually less than $15. Can you tell I work in a parts store....
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