this technology needs a lot of improvement yet.
recently my car stops responding to throttle command and light in the dashboard lit
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the good thing here is that the car went into LIMP mode and i can drive it back to home safely that day.
I suspected something wrong was on the throttle body and i proceed to disasemble it, after some tests (find out that it doesn't open and made clicking sounds) and research on dodge forums. so i went to buy it and replaced it.
here is the outcome
removed the bad TB, does not have any brand of it.. it just has BW on it. (borg-warner) maybe?
then i broke it to open as there are no screws
once open i saw what the damage is.. worn teeth on the gears used for open/close the plate
finally i discover something interesting.. it has a Hella circuit board... interesting mix of components for an "American" car
after buying it from the dealer (around 200 usd + tax) and a scanner i get from AZ to clear codes. it is running like a charm.
car is 07 model 1.8L engine, manual trans passed 100,000 km mark
recently my car stops responding to throttle command and light in the dashboard lit
|~|
the good thing here is that the car went into LIMP mode and i can drive it back to home safely that day.
I suspected something wrong was on the throttle body and i proceed to disasemble it, after some tests (find out that it doesn't open and made clicking sounds) and research on dodge forums. so i went to buy it and replaced it.
here is the outcome
removed the bad TB, does not have any brand of it.. it just has BW on it. (borg-warner) maybe?

then i broke it to open as there are no screws
once open i saw what the damage is.. worn teeth on the gears used for open/close the plate


finally i discover something interesting.. it has a Hella circuit board... interesting mix of components for an "American" car

after buying it from the dealer (around 200 usd + tax) and a scanner i get from AZ to clear codes. it is running like a charm.
car is 07 model 1.8L engine, manual trans passed 100,000 km mark