DIY: EASY Throttle Body Cleaning on a Honda Civic Hybrid
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- DIY: EASY Throttle Body Cleaning on a Honda Civic Hybrid
This 2008 Honda Civic has about 186,000 miles and this is the first time it got cleaned. You will need a philips screw driver, throttle body cleaner, clean rag, pliers, gloves and goggles. Overall you need to remove the hose to the TB and spray cleaner on the rag to wipe the deposits. You DO NOT want to spray cleaner down the TB. JUST WIPE IT with a rag with cleaner. There are several discussions of whether or not to open the throttle for the cleaning as it is a motor drive and may get damaged, it is up to you if you want to take that risk. If you dont want to risk it, clean around the throttle and along the edges. After the TB cleaning, you will need to do a idle reset / relearn procedure so the car can relearn the idle rpm.
This is how i do it for entertainment, do so at your own risk or bring it to an auto professional at repair shop. Thanks for watching.
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I'll be looking at changing the engine oil sometime this week
nice. I too have the civic hybrid 2007 with 120000 miles on clock. Did a l ittle cleaning on throttle body but not much. Was scared i might break the rubber hoses.
ahhhh i got a 2007 as well honda bro
i took the whole thing off to clean the back better. i used seafoam deep creep.
i was worried too when i was cleaning the throttle body. Didn't want to damage it. I thought of taking it out fully but didin't
Can you make a playlist of this vehicle? I have exact same year and model. Only way I can get to 39 mpg is if I go slow up to speed and keep it around 1500rpm
Yes, after the IMA battery software update performed at the dealer MPG went way below what the car was originally rated to get this is normal unless you want to reverse the software update which you would need to speak with the dealer on not sure if they offer that for liability reasons
Good lord I thought it was only my Honda that was loud like that! sheesh
It's the injectors
good video
thks
Can you use carburator cleaner. Or does it have to be specifically throttle body cleaner
No carb cleaner is basically the same thing
i have bought new CVT fluid. Genuine honda. At 120000 miles i'm a little concerned at doing it. don't really wanna mess up the transmission
I replaced my cvt fluid every 3rd oil change or about 30k miles.
Dude it so easy to change pull the plug drain the fluid and add 3 quarts
@@SterlingW8 did you use the Honda OEM CVT fluid, or an aftermarket CVT fluid? If aftermarket, which one?
@pagemap always use original oem honda fluid
My question is did you notice any difference in the cards Behavior after doing this
+dosmastrify to be honest, not really. I know i should, but i already change out my air filter every year and it was pretty clean.
Did you disconnect the hybrid battery and 12 volt?
I usually pull the 12 volt when working on my cars.
Use a tooth brush