Sir this is the best video I've seen explaining how to do this. After watching multiple vids and doing it my self, I wish I would have seen yours first.
Commenting for the algorithm but this is a great video simple and to the point and shows all good pictures of what to do and the socket sizes and everything. I never worked on a car at all before and made a super simple for a novice like me.
Yo thanks! GREAT Vid helped out alot with my Jeep. Sadly, my problem with "limp mode" got even worse...probably because of the $50 part I got on line. Next time I'm getting a part from a reliable source.
Great video, very helpful! Keep in mind on certain jeeps they have a three way coolant hose that cannot be easily moved to get to the throttle body. They are still flexible enough to work around though.
yes after the part and gasket are changed you have to take the vehicle to a mechanic shop to have it programmed in chicago 11/24/2022 they charged me $90 but its better to pay for programming and not labor
Hi! I have a 2010 Jeep Compass and I believe my throttle body is in need of replacing, it was replaced about 6 months ago, but the lightning bolt as well as the slip indicator like keeps coming on like it did before I got the throttle body replaced, making the jeep jerk and stall and shake. Would you recommend me following this video for a 2010?
A very good and accurate video and it even tells us to use the 13 mm wrench to remove the bracket. I am wondering what the specs are on the little red ratchet wrench that he is using, it seems very efficient. Thanks, Phil
Thanks for this video, really well done. Quest: is there a need to calibrate or "educate" the accelerator pedal to the new throttle body and if so, how? Thanks!
By far the best video showing how to do this
Perfect, no BS and you replaced the gasket that no one ever talks about. Great Vid!
Thank you, Much respect!
Sir this is the best video I've seen explaining how to do this. After watching multiple vids and doing it my self, I wish I would have seen yours first.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Commenting for the algorithm but this is a great video simple and to the point and shows all good pictures of what to do and the socket sizes and everything. I never worked on a car at all before and made a super simple for a novice like me.
Much respect I'm happy you found this video helpful. Yea, my goal is to make videos that are easy to follow. thanks for watching!
Yo thanks! GREAT Vid helped out alot with my Jeep. Sadly, my problem with "limp mode" got even worse...probably because of the $50 part I got on line. Next time I'm getting a part from a reliable source.
Quick and to the point and the most helpful part, the bolt sizes.
I'm happy you got value from this video, thanks for watching!
Great video, very helpful! Keep in mind on certain jeeps they have a three way coolant hose that cannot be easily moved to get to the throttle body. They are still flexible enough to work around though.
LOL, good job. So many youtubers take a 10 minute video and cram it into 40...
Thanks! Yea, my goal is to make the video's as efficient as possible.
Thank you for making a video ACTUALLY showing how to do it you make it look so easy ❤️😭
Thanks for watching! Once you follow the steps you will be good to go.
Great Video, this is my issue as of today on my 2016 Jeep Compass.
Great vid. Followed this to replace one and it was a massive help. Thanks! :)
This looks easy! My Jeep is currently at the garage for this part playing up.
It's doable if you have the tools and time.
Perfect. You saved my niece a lot of money.
I'm happy I was able to help, thanks for watching!
good video I recommend removing the battery to have more space and visibility
You were a big help thank you bro
I'm happy you found this helpful, thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! I was wondering how the throttle body is holding up? I need to replace it but am concerned with ordering a non OEM
yes after the part and gasket are changed you have to take the vehicle to a mechanic shop to have it programmed in chicago 11/24/2022 they charged me $90 but its better to pay for programming and not labor
Very good walk through. Thank you.
Much respect! Thanks for watching.
Hi! I have a 2010 Jeep Compass and I believe my throttle body is in need of replacing, it was replaced about 6 months ago, but the lightning bolt as well as the slip indicator like keeps coming on like it did before I got the throttle body replaced, making the jeep jerk and stall and shake. Would you recommend me following this video for a 2010?
I had a similar problem with my compass, turns out I just needed to replace the intake plenum gasket
Awsome, what are the reason to change this? I have same car and experiencing some hesitation upon acceleration and lag.
Thanks
A very good and accurate video and it even tells us to use the 13 mm wrench to remove the bracket. I am wondering what the specs are on the little red ratchet wrench that he is using, it seems very efficient. Thanks, Phil
Thanks for watching! Yea, I did a review on the Aoben electric ratchet. It's definitely efficient and helps make the job quicker.
Should it be the same in a 2015?
Good stuff bro
Much Respect
Thanks for this video, really well done. Quest: is there a need to calibrate or "educate" the accelerator pedal to the new throttle body and if so, how? Thanks!
Nah, no need to calibrate. Plug and play.
@@CraftyWorkshopBuilds what about on a 2010 keep compass. I order a new throttle body. Will I need to relearn with a scanner?
@@CraftyWorkshopBuilds Great video, all these years later. Which Throttle Body did you use as the new replacement?
same for 2013?
Don't you have to use a computer or something to relearn the new throttle body
No, reprogramming needed.
@@CraftyWorkshopBuilds what about a remanufactured one?
Where can I buy this part ?
I just added the part link in the description.
I am korean hose fix tool what is name
No programing needed?
Nah, no programming needed.
Thanks waiting on my replacement just looking for videos , thanks for your input