TRD Throttle Body "O" Gasket
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TRD Throttle Body "O" Gasket
I am cleaning my throttle body this weekend and replacing the stock metal "D" TB gasket with a nice new TRD "O" shaped gasket.
Just wanted to share this information with you all.
The part #00602-17620-032 no longer works.
The new part # is PTR26-35041
For a grand total of $2.20 at the dealership!
Here is a pic of the new one and old for comparison. D
Just wanted to share this information with you all.
The part #00602-17620-032 no longer works.
The new part # is PTR26-35041
For a grand total of $2.20 at the dealership!
Here is a pic of the new one and old for comparison. D
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I am doing the mod this weekend. For a S/C setup you lose 1.7 lbs of boost so a NA 3.4 won't see seat of your pants difference but I am sure it can only help the flow of air. D
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Im gonna have to bump this old thread...
Has anyone who has done this noticed a difference overall? Im going through doing easy things that help out on my new t4r and was considering this as a cheapo easy mod.
Thanks!
Has anyone who has done this noticed a difference overall? Im going through doing easy things that help out on my new t4r and was considering this as a cheapo easy mod.
Thanks!
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I bought one but haven't installed it yet.
I'll probably do a full spring tune up here in a while and will add it then.
Thinking of it I should probably add it before the tune up to see if it makes a difference. I'll report back either way.
I'll probably do a full spring tune up here in a while and will add it then.
Thinking of it I should probably add it before the tune up to see if it makes a difference. I'll report back either way.
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I installed the o ring mod last weekend. It was super easy and I like the idea. But I can't say I noticed an improvement in TR or HP. I have not measured MPG.
I'm not taking off either...
I'm not taking off either...
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Check www.rimpainter.com, scroll way down towards the bottom, look for "5VZFE Toyota 3.4L "O" Gasket"
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http://www.toyotapartscheap.com
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Also avail from URD...but rimpainter.com is a good guy and will ship out ASAP!
http://www.urdusa.com/index.php?cPat...i4kc23d2209uf4
http://www.urdusa.com/index.php?cPat...i4kc23d2209uf4
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i bought one from rimpainter to days ago and hopefully should have it soon... hoping that it does do something! i know its cheap but kinda a waste of $6 if it doesnt. Change adds up after a while
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i did mine last weekend, the motor sounds much smoother but iunno if that is from the ) gasket only or the combination of truflow cleaning, maf cleaning and TB cleaning. i tell you those 4 things combines did amazing things. might have gotten my mpg back i was down to 15-16. i wont know for another few weeks after i go through a couple tanks of gas.
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I just called my dealer to get a price on this, and gave him the part number in the first post... He said there's a new part number PTR29-0600 I believe is what he said. He also gave me a $15 price! This is the same dealer that wanted $97 for plug wires! I think MSRP on wires are only ~$70(?).
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The PTR29-60030 is still active, part now lists for $10.52. Online, around $7.
After doing my IAC cleaning 2 years ago, I put this gasket on, and noticed the shifting became a little smoother.
After doing my IAC cleaning 2 years ago, I put this gasket on, and noticed the shifting became a little smoother.