[mzdadoc]

In the time it's taking me to post pics I could have done the whole country's TB's. UGH!!!!

[mzdadoc]

Pics part 2

In the 2nd to last photo I'm holding the connector showing it's back side you can't see. The grey part slides up towards the wires to unlock it.
The last photo just shows the tools needed and used. A 10mm and a flat blade screw driver. It's not exactly 10mm I know but I work for Toyota so my tools are metric.

[mzdadoc]

So my review...... Worth every penny!!!!!! Not my first Chevy product and they all had that nothing happens pedal. Now just tap it and she moves!
Hope the pics are appreciated!

[ZL1 1LE]

Originally Posted by mzdadoc

So my review...... Worth every penny!!!!!! Not my first Chevy product and they all had that nothing happens pedal. Now just tap it and she moves!
Hope the pics are appreciated!

Very much so. Thanks man!

[Gunkk]

Originally Posted by mzdadoc

Ok will someone explain how to post images while I go test drive and fill up my tank?
I've never posted images to a forum before

1. save the image to your local machine.
2. create a post and use "go advanced" feature.
3. click the paperclip -> choose file -> upload.

looks like you figured it out...

[speedraider]

good job, thanks

[Seventh Camaro]

Does anyone happen to have the torque specs for the throttle body bolts? I am the king of over tightening.

I did ask this question in another thread. Have searched all over and cannot find them.

Appreciate any responses.

[BSR-1]

Originally Posted by Fifth Camaro

Does anyone happen to have the torque specs for the throttle body bolts? I am the king of over tightening.

I did ask this question in another thread. Have searched all over and cannot find them.

Appreciate any responses.

Google search for torque spec on 10mm bolt says 15-22ftlbs but that seems excessive to me. They are not very tight from the factory.
I'd say just snugged + a little (9ftlbs?)

[jreagle56]

service manual table shows 89 lb in = 7.4 lb ft

[BSR-1]

Originally Posted by jreagle56

service manual table shows 89 lb in = 7.4 lb ft

Even better!

[bucknut2006]

Had mine on the car for over a week now and I honestly can't tell a difference. Tried all drive modes, did a 1/2 mile race and it seems more of a placebo effect. Tempted to switch back to see if anything changes.

[Seventh Camaro]

Originally Posted by jreagle56

service manual table shows 89 lb in = 7.4 lb ft

Thanks for the quick response!

[Dethsupp0rt]

Originally Posted by Fifth Camaro

Does anyone happen to have the torque specs for the throttle body bolts? I am the king of over tightening.

I challenge thee for the crown. I snapped one off on another car before . . . luckily managed to use a reverse drill bit and get it out without taking everything apart. Got mocked because I'm an engineer (but not THAT kind of engineer).

But yeah, 89 in-lbs.

[ZL1 1LE]

Originally Posted by bucknut2006

Had mine on the car for over a week now and I honestly can't tell a difference. Tried all drive modes, did a 1/2 mile race and it seems more of a placebo effect. Tempted to switch back to see if anything changes.

$ back guarantee.