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Hey I was removeing my stock airbox and there is a little valve that allows water into the throttle body... What does that do? I just bypassed it with a piece of pipe.
Paul in NZ
04-02-2006, 12:18 AM
I cant figure out why(the tb ices up) but it prevents the tb from icing up
joshua43214
04-02-2006, 07:43 AM
There is a small T-stat in the air induction for turning off water to the TB at warmer temps. If you can figure out some way to keep the t-stat tip in the the new sett up that would be best.
ooooo thats what it is... Well when I first got my car the tstat broke so i just put an inline piece between the pipes. What I was wondering does anyone think that its a problem haveing hotwater go ghrough that all the time? Preformance / fuel economy?
Jon K
04-02-2006, 12:56 PM
Pyro, i deleted that circuit all together, I no longer have any coolant going through my throttle body. When that t-stat fails it opens and send hot coolant thru the throttle body full time... i didn't want to heat soak my intake any more than necessary. Just had a HARSH winter... hadnt had an "iced up" throttle body once.
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