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Realist
 


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D4 Throttle body

Hi all,

My clip on the throttle body came loose a few months ago but it’s came loose again.

Can someone please let us know what the part numbers are so I can replace the clip and any seals so I can fix it once and for all.

It’s now coming back up with the restricted performances again.

Thanks all.
 
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Check the parts are 100% mated before blaming the clip.

I'm told that in the world of performance VWs, self-tappers are used to keep these from separating under boost pressures.
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Well was thinking of that very option.

Drill in corners and use a self tapping screw, that should hold in in place for sure but wondered if anyone else has done this.

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These are a little troublesome once disturbed.
Make sure you always use a new o ring part number: LR008353
Then with the clip off completely push it together a bit with finger pressure to make it a bit more compressed, then put back on & make sure that the clip is located behind the lugs on the back of the plastic housing by giving it a little wiggle.

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Realist
 


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Thanks Steve.

The last time I put it back in place I used the old O ring so this time I’ll get a new one.

Thanks bud.

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