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throttle body cleaning

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I just bought some CRC Throttle Body Cleaner. The directions say not to use it on Turbo or Supercharged engines. What other cleaning options are there for a 996tt?

Joel

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Assuming you remove the throttle body for cleaning, you can use the CRC throttle body cleaner just so long as you allow the throttle body cleaner to dry and evaproate before reinstalling. I think its probably has to do with the A/F ratio when you first start the car and any undried CRC that may leak into the intake will cause misfires before allowing the engine to start for the first 5 cranks. That could be why they dont recomment if for turbo or S engine.

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