Throttle Body question
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Throttle Body question
According to http://www.zzperformance.com/zzp/pro...tplug_info.htm
So, does this mean if I want to remove and clean my Throttle Body, I shouldn't need to get a new gasket? I know there'* a chance of ruining the gasket, but let'* go with best case scenario on this.
Thanks folks!
How long does it take to install ... <snipped>
...the L36 engine does not use a consumable throttle body gasket, there are no parts or supplies needed to perform the installation.
...the L36 engine does not use a consumable throttle body gasket, there are no parts or supplies needed to perform the installation.
Thanks folks!
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You have an engine with a code of "K" correct?
Anyways, my "magic book of factory information on 1995 H-bodies" says there is a gasket there. There is a chance that the gaskets were used in a 1995 but were discontinued in later years. Call up a dealer and ask them. If they have one in stock then there is one. lol
Anyways, my "magic book of factory information on 1995 H-bodies" says there is a gasket there. There is a chance that the gaskets were used in a 1995 but were discontinued in later years. Call up a dealer and ask them. If they have one in stock then there is one. lol
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Most all of the gaskets on the Vin-K are A hard plastic with a silicon bead around them, they are not cork or anyother gasket material. Both the oil pan and the transmiission pan has this type of gasket on them. So I would assume this is the type of gasket zzperfomance is talking about.
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