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MrClean125Feb-15-02 09:43 AM
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#14867, "T-Body Install"


          

I got my t-body today and was wondering how difficult or easy it is to install or should i save myself some headaches and have someone else do it? The UDP i'm gonna have a local speed shop do it, i'm gonna do the motor mounts myself, but i'm not sure about the TB. Anybody done it? Lemme know. Thanks.

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RE: T-Body Install, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Feb-15-02 11:34 AM, #1
RE: T-Body Install, Breezio, Feb-15-02 11:39 AM, #2
      RE: T-Body Install, All4thaN0okie, Feb-15-02 03:44 PM, #3
           RE: T-Body Install, joshacu, Feb-15-02 04:04 PM, #4
                RE: T-Body Install, vegasdsmr, Feb-15-02 07:08 PM, #5
                     RE: T-Body Install, proDMD, Feb-16-02 04:32 PM, #6
                          RE: T-Body Install, proDMD, Feb-16-02 06:28 PM, #7
                               RE: T-Body Install, TeamAvenger, Feb-16-02 07:45 PM, #8
                                    RE: T-Body Install, MrClean125, Feb-19-02 09:15 AM, #9

Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneFeb-15-02 11:34 AM
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#14868, "RE: T-Body Install"
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It's held on by two 13mm bolts. It's easy as hell.

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BreezioFeb-15-02 11:39 AM
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#14869, "RE: T-Body Install"
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I did it myself (along with a CAI at the same time) on my 420a SOHC.. was easy as pie.

  

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All4thaN0okieFeb-15-02 03:44 PM
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#14870, "RE: T-Body Install"
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isn't the TB the easiest install there is to do??



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joshacuFeb-15-02 04:04 PM
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#14871, "RE: T-Body Install"
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if you did the strut bars then you can certainly do a t/b. two bolts, and some sensors. not hard at all. do it your self, so easy




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vegasdsmrFeb-15-02 07:08 PM
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#14872, "RE: T-Body Install"
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ahh grasshoppa, u better get yourself a good torx wrench for them sensors, #20 u will need! didnt have to go back over the install after i did mine. but i did have to go out and buy a second torx wrench.

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proDMDFeb-16-02 04:32 PM
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#14873, "RE: T-Body Install"
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I cant get the torx wrench to budge....any suggestions on what to try I put some WD40 on there and will be giving it another shot tomorrow

TIA


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#14874, "RE: T-Body Install"
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also what is the thin piece of plastic between the TB? When I took off the bolts the thin plastic was cracked and falling off do I need it?


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TeamAvengerFeb-16-02 07:45 PM
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#14875, "RE: T-Body Install"
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If the torx bolts are really tough to get out get someone with an impact driver to get them out. I broke 3 torx drivers before giving up and getting a shop to take the sensors out.

The thin piece of paper is your TB gasket. Replace it. Costs about $3 from the dealership.

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MrClean125Feb-19-02 09:15 AM
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#14876, "RE: T-Body Install"
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Thanks for the help guys. After i got all the sensors and everything off it was easy. Some of the sensors where a bitch and a half to get off, but after that, easy as pie. She rev's much faster now, throttle response is instantaneous, pulls a little harder around 3500 RPM now. I likey.

Dave

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