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94 C280 Throttle Actuator removal & cleaning help
Hi All,
Can someone please advise on how to remove and clean the throttle actuator. I was advised to replace it, but figured I'd try cleaning it first and see if that solves the CL "idle system malfunction" code P0505 (NOTE: car w/o ASR). I opened the hood and it's pretty tight. I believe it's at the driver side of the engine bay, but not sure where or how to get to it. Please include Dos/Don't and what solvent may be used. Thanks.... :confused: |
anyone???
Just help to get to it would be a good start...
thanks, |
Not familiar with your car, so I can't provide specifics. But maybe there is some useful info in my write up for removing the ETA's in my S600.
http://v12uberalles.com/throttle_actuator_rewire.htm The basics are probably similar. Your signature states you like to DIY, good for you. If that's true, I would recommend you buy a subscription to Alldatadiy.com. Lots of great info, instructions, test procedures, etc. I have found it very valuable. Some will say it's not that great, but I've found it's more a matter of knowing how to find what you're looking for. If you do decide to sign up, can I ask that you use the link on my webpage? Thanks. and good luck. |
Start by removing the air intake pipe on top of the engine. Then remove the resonance flap. It's the black box lookin' thingy in the center of the intake manifold. The throttle actuator is beneath it. Make sure you have a new gasket before you take it apart. Have fun. :)
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anyone? pics included...
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Can someone please help in identifying how to go about getting to the ETA?
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thanks for the replies...
I'll try to locate and see what conditions it's in...
thanks... |
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