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Hey fellas ah need to clean meh trottle body, how do i go about doing this?

its a 2008 suzuki swift btw

remove the intake hose from the throttle body spray with amsoil powerfoam into the throttle body. i also pour some redline s1fuel cleaner in the throttle body. bolt it back up.u'd get a lil hard start but it would start. dont be alarmed by the heavy white smoke thats just the carbon deposits burning off.take it for a spin after and uh should feel d difference

is removing the throttle a good idea, my mech revoes them and sprays them with CRC throttle cleaner


on the swift, leave the throttle on, and spray the amsoil?
just makin sure cuz i gonn do this on my next week!

*KRONIK* lemme know wen u goin an do it! i wah pass tru and we go do d sx4 one time

this weekend for sure
cuz my cuzin gettin marrid nex week and thay wanna use mih garage....

*goes off to look for Amsoil Powerfoam

^^Ah had see the powerfoam in Ft. Farfan in omera!

I'd be very careful spraying anything into the throttle body. I've had to repair lots of frozen ISC's due to gunk migrating there after cleaning the throttle body. best method is to spray the cleaner onto a rag, hold the throttle plate open and wipe until the surfaces are clean.

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hmmmmmm!
i contemplating now

i dont like removing throttles, the gaskets can get broken easliy!

i guess i gonna remove it! and clean it with the cloth!

aidan wrote:^^Ah had see the powerfoam in Ft. Farfan in omera!

u buyin it?
or should i?
wat time we startin?

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hmmmmmm!
i contemplating now

i dont like removing throttles, the gaskets can get broken easliy!

i guess i gonna remove it! and clean it with the cloth!

no need to remove it, just clean it in place. *hint* ...when the cloth comes out clean, then it's clean, lol

^^^will do.....

ill update accordingly....

any advice on cleaning the e-throttle on the grand vitara

i wouldnt remove the throttle body unless something is really wrong. the s1 cleaner does a good bit of decarbonising and the powerfoam helps. Never had any problems and you certainly get back the acceleration that was missing. I would recommend a full de carbonizing of the head and injector clean using the correct equipment.