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residue behind the throttle body at hose clamps

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YOUR RESEARCHresidue behind the throttle body at hose clamps

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Replace engines out atm

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you were correct aos needs to be replaced, engines out atm for a full peventivitve refresh so easy job.

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Clean throttle bodies

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I clean throttle bodies with CRC Throttle Body and Air Intake cleaner.

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I clean throttle bodies with CRC Throttle Body and Air Intake cleaner.

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residue behind the throttle body at hose clamps

Replace air oil separator

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Is this an indicator I need to replace the AOS.?

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Replace rubber sleeve

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If it still appears to be leaking, replace the rubber sleeve.

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I clean throttle bodies with CRC Throttle Body and Air Intake cleaner.

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Replace air oil separator

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Is this an indicator I need to replace the AOS.?

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Replace engines out atm

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you were correct aos needs to be replaced, engines out atm for a full peventivitve refresh so easy job.

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Replace rubber sleeve

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If it still appears to be leaking, replace the rubber sleeve.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

There is some residue behind my throttle body at the hose clamps. Is this an indicator I need to replace the AOS.? The picture is not great but shows the point of concern (where the screwdriver is pointing).

POST 2Original post

Is your AOS->Plenum hose cracked? It sure looks like it. I can't see any residue though.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16580131

no looks good, its only on the left side (looking forward)

POST 4Original post

Oh, now I see. Check and make sure your hose clamps are tight. If it still appears to be leaking, replace the rubber sleeve. I have a couple of spare sleeves. If you're ever down here we can do a smoke test and see if it is leaking there. Then we can try one of my spares. Doh, I just realized that rubber sleeve is the one with the vacuum hole in it. I'm not 100% certain that I have a spare one of those. My spares are for the other 3.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16580547

Thanks I'll take it off and clean it and watch it. Nothing wrong with soaking the throttle bottle in carb cleaner for a night while its out is there?

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 16580685

Yes, there are too many electronics to soak a throttle body in anything. I clean throttle bodies with CRC Throttle Body and Air Intake cleaner. You can soak a paper towel and lay it inside of the throttle body of there is a buildup behind the plate.

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16582087

manometer ordered.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16582087

you were correct aos needs to be replaced, engines out atm for a full peventivitve refresh so easy job. Thanks Bill.

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