It may seem daunting, but it is not as hard as it seems. But it can make a big difference in vehicle acceleration, drivability, operation and fuel economy. Check the video out!

*note*. as mentioned by a viewer, there is a gasket between the throttle body and the intake manifold. It a rubber gasket, and you can see it briefly at 7:55. It is a green ring. This would be a great time to check the gasket for damage, corrosion, or breaks, and replace it if necessary. Or, since you already have the throttle body off, maybe just replace the gasket at this time.

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Tools required
-Throttle body cleaner
-flat head screwdriver
-long phillips/star screwdriver
-drain pan
-soft/nylon wire brush
-cloths/rags
-ratchet
-10mm and 8mm socket

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