Cleaning the 08 efi throttle body.

chili08k9

I will buy the 1st round
Sorry i dont get on here much anymore, but I now have a new dedication to the ol pup. I searched but cant find any video or info on how to remove clean and what to clean with, and reinstall the Throttle Body on my o8 K9..any help will be greatly appreciated. mike
 

john sachs

Well-Known Member
Strip the T-body of all its removable parts. Use " Brake Kleen" or an equivalent spray solution. Clean inside of t-body. You can take the injector nozzles to a car shop who has the means to clean them, or you can make a setup to handle that.(Prolly won't pay unless you're going to go into business in that area). Check fuel pump pressure. Reinstall parts, and you should be good to go.
Don't forget new seals throttle body to heads.
John
 

chili08k9

I will buy the 1st round
was cleaning the K&N air filter, twisted the throttle and inside the T/B behind the butterfly it is so oily black, guess i have never noticed that before I bought so me good throttle body cleaner and will do it tomorrow while its raining.... (never had any issue with it though...) thanks guys
 

ground pounder

Active Member
When you take your throttle body out or don't. Remove the IAC stepper motor and clean that area also. There is a small hole that runs from the stepper motor housing diagonally back into the throttle body. Clean it with a Q-tip and some brake clean. Be care full not to clean the map sensor or the IAT sensor with brake clean.
 

BWG56

Guru
Or my tiller:(
You have that Kabota dealer right by you, drive the tractor out there and pick up a new one and tell Dale you got it back together and gave it a paint job. :D
My garden isn't that big so I just turn the soil over with the BH, :old2:
 

Big D Florida

Well-Known Member
Troop Supporter
Do the EFI bikes have that crankcase breather running to them like the carbed models? If so, rerouting to a puke can or check valve down low, and plugging the port where it attaches to the TB, like we do with the carbs might help it stay cleaner..
Just a thought.
 

Kiwirider

Active Member
One thing to note with K&N style reusable filters. When you re oil the filters, especially if you use a little too much. You start the bike, the air pulled in through the filters will suck in (or off the filter) any extra filter oil. That oil will stick to the side of your intake and sensors. So going easy on, or using the correct amount of filter oil will help cut that down.
 

Sven

Well-Known Member
Your fault bringing this thread back up, Kiwi...

I'm going to disagree with removal of the FI. Here at Club Spray my butterfly with choke cleaner and a cap or two of inject this shit with my gas, I just don't see mrs. homemaker out in the driveway; pulling the throttle body off the family car, using the same gas, same sensors, same-same... get back in the house.

Same on you!
 
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