How to replace the throttle body assembly on Chevrolet Aveo?

Releasing the Throttle Body assembly requires first to disconnect the negative Battery Cable, and finally remove the air intake tube from the Throttle Body. Release the throttle cables by pulling the cable on the throttle and sliding it through the release slot, followed finally with the release of the vacuum hoses, throttle position (TP) sensor, and idle air control (IAC) valve connectors. Remove the coolant hoses as well as the Throttle Body retaining bolts, and remove the Throttle Body and throw gaskets away. Then take off the tp sensor and iac valve. But clean the gasket mating surface on the Intake Manifold gently to avoid the destruction of the sealing surfaces, and clean the Throttle Body without using immergence cleaners or the strong solvents that can damage the electric elements or seals. The use of wire brushes or sharp tools is forbidden, and one should not apply cleaners with methyl ethyl ketone. Attach tp sensor and the iac valve to place the Throttle Body assembly over the Intake Manifold with a new gasket, secure with the Throttle Body retaining bolts (15 N.m - 11 lb ft). Reinstall the coolant hoses, attach the vacuum hoses, and make sure throttle control cables don't hold throttle open by seeing that the accelerator pedal is free when the engine is off. Lastly, fix the air intake tube, plug the tp sensor and iac valve connectors, reconnect the negative Battery Cable, and fill the cooling system.

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Chevrolet Aveo Throttle Body Part Number: 25183955
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- 2004-2005 Chevrolet Aveo | Base, LS, LT, Special Value | 4 Cyl 1.6 L GAS
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Chevrolet Aveo Throttle Body Part Number: 25183237
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- Other Name: Body, Fuel Injection Air Meter
- Replaces: 25181982, 96417720
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- 2006-2008 Chevrolet Aveo | LS, LT, Special Value | 4 Cyl 1.6 L GAS
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Chevrolet Aveo Throttle Body Part Number: 55577375
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Throttle Body is a vital part of the fuel injection mechanism for any automobiles and particularly Chevrolet Aveo manufactured between 2002 and 2020. This critical part is dedicated to controlling the fresh air admission to the engine via a butterfly valve that changes its position depending on the accelerator pedal position, thus supplying the engine with the maximum volume of this mixture for the premier possible performance of the engine. The migration from mechanical linkages to electronic throttle control (ETC) has enhanced efficiency as well as safety in the Chevrolet Aveo. The ETC system links throttle command to the traction control system, with the help of electric motors and many sensors for proper control of airflow. Apart from increasing the Chevrolet Aveo's response, this innovation enhances safe roads environment. It must be noted that the Throttle Body can fit different engine types and modifications of Aveo, namely 1.2 L, 1.4 L, and 1.8 L Ecotec I4. Normal servicing, for instance, sweeping or replacing part of the Throttle Body e.g. Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) and Idle Air Control (IAC) valve helps the Throttle Body perform efficiently. It also makes it one of the most sought after Throttle Body or TB parts in the automotive market today because of efficiency, reliability and technology being incorporated into the Throttle Body Chevrolet Aveo.

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Q: How to replace the throttle body assembly on Chevrolet Aveo?
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Releasing the Throttle Body assembly requires first to disconnect the negative Battery Cable, and finally remove the air intake tube from the Throttle Body. Release the throttle cables by pulling the cable on the throttle and sliding it through the release slot, followed finally with the release of the vacuum hoses, throttle position (TP) sensor, and idle air control (IAC) valve connectors. Remove the coolant hoses as well as the Throttle Body retaining bolts, and remove the Throttle Body and throw gaskets away. Then take off the tp sensor and iac valve. But clean the gasket mating surface on the Intake Manifold gently to avoid the destruction of the sealing surfaces, and clean the Throttle Body without using immergence cleaners or the strong solvents that can damage the electric elements or seals. The use of wire brushes or sharp tools is forbidden, and one should not apply cleaners with methyl ethyl ketone. Attach tp sensor and the iac valve to place the Throttle Body assembly over the Intake Manifold with a new gasket, secure with the Throttle Body retaining bolts (15 N.m - 11 lb ft). Reinstall the coolant hoses, attach the vacuum hoses, and make sure throttle control cables don't hold throttle open by seeing that the accelerator pedal is free when the engine is off. Lastly, fix the air intake tube, plug the tp sensor and iac valve connectors, reconnect the negative Battery Cable, and fill the cooling system.