I need help with this 52MM throttle body I bought for my lt1 intake..
I need help with this 52MM throttle body I bought for my lt1 intake..
ok Well I just got in the mail today was gonna bolt it all up. I noticed where is the thing for the IAC..Then read some of the directions and it says you need the OEM collant passage thing. Well my problem is I sold my STOCK TPI stuff about 2 months ago so I dont have that OEM thing. What do I do about this? Where can I find this water passage thing on the bottom of the throttle body and also thats where the IAC goes I believe.
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You indeed need the IAC housing. It's dealer only part. You also ay need the top plate, aftermarket TB's don't come with nothing. Sucks huh? I had almost the same problem.
What do you mean top part? I have the part on top that says holley. Its a metal plate...where do I get these things and how much am I looking at? price wise? Also whats the correct name for them so when I ask for them?
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Just as John said, it's the IAC (Idle Air Control) housing. Its available at your local GM dealer or anybody that handles Delco FI parts.
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I just tried to look up the part number in my 1990 Camaro Parts ans illustrations Catalog. Same thing the dealer used.
I have bad news, the part number listed is "N.S." which means not serviced. Translates to you must buy the whole throttle body to get the "IAC Coolant Housing".
I have bad news, the part number listed is "N.S." which means not serviced. Translates to you must buy the whole throttle body to get the "IAC Coolant Housing".
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i got ya hookup
john lingenfelter sells them sepratley for his tb's..... i'm pretty sure they will fit yours.......
where can I buy the john lingenfelter bottom piece? and will it work with my holley throttle body? I would just buy a used piece, but I figured if im gonna spend the moneys I mys well just get a new one. Plus it would look 10x better being new anyway. Another reason is one time I tried to take that piece off my stock throttle body and I broke the head off the torx screws
I looked on year one and found this Accel throttle body accessory kit-Includes IAC motor, coolant cover, clean air cover, and TPS. all that for $259!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just spent $359 on my throttle body...wtf is that just too much? or do I need to buy a used throttle body?
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chepest way, go to ebay, buy a throttle body, it should be on there, and you'll most likely get it for under $50, definetally under $100
Heres one I found for you....hey what can it hurt, offer the guy a price and see if he will end the auction for you.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1846462112
Heres one I found for you....hey what can it hurt, offer the guy a price and see if he will end the auction for you.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1846462112
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