Auto Systems and Repair
Throttle Body Gasket
The throttle body gasket is gasket made of paper or aluminum that is sandwiched between the throttle body and the intake manifold. Its purpose is to provide an air tight seal between these components so that incoming air can not bypass the throttle body. This gasket is often replaced during a throttle body service.

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What should be an approximate cost for having the throttle body/injector service done?
Q&A > Toyota > 2000 Toyota Camry
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...my car back from local JAG dealer for regular oil change the sent me a letter saying I need a throttle body service. No problem I can detect. What do I do and are they drumming up business? I have no ye...
Q&A > Jaguar > 2000 Jaguar S-Type
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do i have to replace the throttle body gasket after changing plugs along with the intake gaskets? and would that cause it to run roug...
Q&A > Chrysler > 1997 Chrysler Sebring
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...echanic that my body shop deals with. He said the codes my car was throwing out required a new throttle body, gasket, and plug, I have just noticed a loss of power, and a engine dummy light that started...
Q&A > Cadillac > 2004 Cadillac SRX
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What is a reasonable cost to replace the throttle body and reprogram it?
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Q&A > Lincoln > 2004 Lincoln LS
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