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Help please! What is this on the standard throttle body and can I remove it?


rwdwiganer

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My 2JZGTE RX7 is 90% finished, just trying to sort out any little last problems now! Having a few problems getting my carbon bonnet to clear a sensor on the side of the standard throttle body. Does anyone know what this sensor is and is it possible to just unbolt it and fit a blanking plate or not? I was thinking it has something to do with traction control but I really don't know! It is the sensor part to the side with the grease on top in the photo:

 

 

See the fullsize version at: http://s1295.photobucket.com/albums/b640/rwdwiganer/?action=view¤t=9DCE2BF1-8338-4BCA-AF25-1B6111122D15-14301-00000E69E7B4EEC3_zps3b8af336.jpg&evt=user_media_share

 

My engine was from an Aristo

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Thanks for all your help! Yes I live in Wigan. I won't be running TRC- I will be running full stand alone management anyway after I have run the engine in! I like the idea of chopping the whole assembly off like Wez has, was yours from an Aristo? There is a flap inside and am I right thinking I can remove this too? Sorry I know my replies aren't very technical I'm no mechanic!

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