How to Replace Throttle Body 2006-18 Jeep Wrangler
Created on: 2019-04-22
How to repair, install, fix, change or replace the intake throttle body on 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 Jeep Wrangler
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step 1 :Removing the Throttle Body
- Remove the plastic engine cover
- Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery usign a 10 mm socket
- Remove the two 10 mm bolts securing the intake snorkel
- Loosen the worm clamps attaching the snorkel to the throttle body and air filter box
- Disconnect the intake temperature sensor mounted to the bottom of the intake snorkel
- Remove the intake snorkel
- Disconnect the throttle body electrical connector
- Remove the 8 mm bolts securing the throttle body to the intake plenum
- Remove the throttle body
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step 2 :Replacing the Throttle Body
- Replace the throttle body, aligning the mounting pins with the holes on the throttle body
- Replace the 8 mm bolts securing the throttle body
- Torque the 8 mm bolts in a cross pattern to 80 in-lb
- Reconnect the throttle body electrical connector
- Reconnect the intake air temperature sensor electrical connector
- Reconnect the intake snorkel to the throttle body and the air filter box
- Replace the two 10 mm intake snorkel mounting bolts
- Tighten the two intake snorkel worm clamps
- Reconnect the hose that clips in along the intake snorkel
- Replace the engine cover
- Reconnect the negative battery terminal with a 10 mm socket
Tools needed
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Flat Blade Screwdriver
8mm Socket
10mm Socket
Ratchet
What's up, guys? I'm Andy from 1A Auto. In this video I'm going to show you how to remove and reinstall a throttle body on this 2015 Jeep Wrangler. If you need parts for your vehicle, click the link in the description and head over to 1AAuto.com.
Take this cover off. Just grab underneath, lift up, and slide it forward. So I'm going to take a 10mm socket and ratchet, and I'm going to loosen up the negative terminal on the battery. It's always a good idea to disconnect the battery when you're doing a job like this.
All right, I'm going to remove this snorkel. Take a 10mm socket and ratchet and take these two bolts out. Take a straight blade screwdriver. Loosen up this worm clamp right here and on this side. You can grab this. Pull it out. There is a intake temperature sensor right under here. Just push down on the lock and pull the connector out. Pull this hose off here. Just slide this out and out of our way.
I'm going to disconnect this electrical connector to the throttle body. I'll just use a straight pick. I want to pull this lock out a little bit. Just like that. Once that's out, should be able to push the lock down and pull the connector out. This little wire retainer right here, I'm going to slide that off, just like that. Now I got it out. Pull that out.
All right to take the throttle body off, I'm going to use a 8mm socket and ratchet. I'll take these four bolts off the front of the throttle body. Make sure you hold the throttle body when you get to the last bolt because you don't want to throttle body to fall. Slide that out.
So you're going to want to check the seal, make sure the seal's okay. If it's ripped or torn or if it seems like it's crushed, just grab a pick, pull it out, replace it. This one looks pretty good so I'm just going to reuse it.
Take the throttle body, take one of the bolts. There is two little pins right here, keep in mind, those are going to line up with those little holes right there. I'll take my ratchet with my 8mm socket, I'll tighten these up. Now I'm going to tighten this with a torque wrench using the same 8mm socket. I'm going to tighten these in a cross pattern to 80 inch-pounds.
Now I'm going to plug this connector in right here and lock this lock down. Take this retainer right here, slide that right on there. Now we're going to slide this snorkel on, get this in position. Let's connect the intake air temp sensor connector. Just lock that in place.
You can slide that snorkel on that side and then slide it onto the air box. Just like that. Take a 10mm socket and ratchet, snug them down. Now I'm going to tighten up these worm clamps with a straight blade screwdriver, just snug. Same with this one. And reposition this hose just like that.
Now we're going to take this cover, these two slots are going to line up with those two pieces right there on the back. And then these are going to go into these little grommets right there and just push it down, make sure it's nice and tight. Now we'll take this negative cable, slide it on the battery. Take a 10mm socket and ratchet, snug this up. Make sure you wiggle the cable, make sure it's nice and tight.
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