Howdy all,
Following on from previous problem
http://www.saabcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=130333
I am about to replace my throttle body
I have printed out the instructions from
http://photo.platonoff.com/Auto/20041006.Saab_9-5_throttle_body/
and am keen to get cracking!
About 6 months ago the CEL came on and I limped to the nearest dealership (I was a long way from home). They suggested the throttle body was on the way out and gave me the option of a new throttle body or a software re-calibration. I chose the cheaper software option and the car fine until the thread above.
Back to the main point.
Can I just follow the instructions, bolt on a brand new throttle body and expect the car to work fine or is there likely to be more to it than that?
Do I need to be able to clear the fault codes or will disconnecting the battery or pulling the 17 fuse have the same effect?
Does the throttle body need to be calibrated to mated to the ECU in some way?
All advice gratefully received before I start to dismantle the engine and leave myself with an immobile 9-5!
Following on from previous problem
http://www.saabcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=130333
I am about to replace my throttle body
I have printed out the instructions from
http://photo.platonoff.com/Auto/20041006.Saab_9-5_throttle_body/
and am keen to get cracking!
About 6 months ago the CEL came on and I limped to the nearest dealership (I was a long way from home). They suggested the throttle body was on the way out and gave me the option of a new throttle body or a software re-calibration. I chose the cheaper software option and the car fine until the thread above.
Back to the main point.
Can I just follow the instructions, bolt on a brand new throttle body and expect the car to work fine or is there likely to be more to it than that?
Do I need to be able to clear the fault codes or will disconnecting the battery or pulling the 17 fuse have the same effect?
Does the throttle body need to be calibrated to mated to the ECU in some way?
All advice gratefully received before I start to dismantle the engine and leave myself with an immobile 9-5!