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Old 11-28-2015   #1
Vette73
 
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Default DAG removal on the throttle body..

Thinking of course that ring around the throttle body was dirt,I wiped it clean with carb cleaner......

Needless to say now i know better.....Putting car back together after porting was done and correcting a bad starter issue so car has not been started yet....Dropped Pete a text on this and he said i should be fine...

Dropped Marc an email on this after reading his article ...He has ways to correct this which im sure happened to other members.

Anyone ever mistakingly took this for dirt and wiped it clean? Or,maybe had a service technician do this by mistake? Any difference in your idle in neutral?

You live and learn....

Thanks John...

Thanks..
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Old 11-28-2015   #2
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Default Re: DAG removal on the throttle body..

I use Graphite dry lube to seal the 63mm TB I do; works perfect

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Blaster-5...8-GS/202597501
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Old 11-28-2015   #3
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Default Re: DAG removal on the throttle body..

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I use Graphite dry lube to seal the 63mm TB I do; works perfect

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Blaster-5...8-GS/202597501
Thank you...

I'm guessing this is a spray.....How do you apply it? Any tips you can give me?
Thank you...
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