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      11-01-2019, 11:46 PM   #1
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MAP sensor replacement. Throttle valve question

I have a charge plausibility code. Cold start. ISTA says check “connectors, and “plugs”. And replace pressure sensor.

So I have the pressure sensor out. And waiting for the new one. How difficult is it to remove the throttle valves and replace gaskets that go to the block. Do all 4 throttles pull off together?







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      11-03-2019, 09:56 AM   #2
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I have a charge plausibility code. Cold start. ISTA says check “connectors, and “plugs”. And replace pressure sensor.

So I have the pressure sensor out. And waiting for the new one. How difficult is it to remove the throttle valves and replace gaskets that go to the block. Do all 4 throttles pull off together?







Here’s a video with my fan , and belt removed.




I guess no one has attempted the throttle valve gaskets. I’m going to do this, and I’ll make a DIY. The idle control , and both actuators need to be removed. And the wiring harness needs to come up fully.



I’ll report back with pictures and help on DIY

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The throttle gaskets are rubber profile seals, given their design and material they're not known to start leaking. But if you want to replace them, no big deal its not a hard job, but it's not likely going to fix your fault. You don't need to remove the actuators and you don't need to fully remove the wiring harness.
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Hey Im getting 27AA and 27AB what was the solution
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