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Old 05-28-2013, 05:47 AM
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Had the intake manifold off this weekend and decided to do away with the TB coolant lines due to the hot temps during the summer here in FL. Took a few minutes to use a dremel and cut the coolant lines away from the vacuum line connecting both TBs. The car feels better even though from what I've read there shouldn't be a noticeable difference.

Who else has done this and what has been your experience?

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Old 05-28-2013, 09:44 AM
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^ I just have a question, what is that procedure supposed to do for cooling? I've got an '07HR and also live in a "heat zone" haha! Please let me/us know if you notice any positives out of this.
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This just prevents hot coolant from flowing through the throttle bodies, no need to heat up the air coming into the intake manifold. I actually did notice a difference surprisingly. From what I have read some claim that by lowering the intake air temp I will decrease my fuel economy and the fuel won't combust as it is meant to. Others claim it doesn't improve nor harm anything.

From what I have noticed so far the car feels peppier and fuel economy seems no different. I will report back in a week though.
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I too have done it...
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I did this on my old maxima lol, i didnt notice chit
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This was my first mode 7yrs ago. I dont think that I felt any differance. It was a cheap mode and gave me something to do.

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Originally Posted by sradenton
This was my first mode 7yrs ago. I dont think that I felt any differance. It was a cheap mode and gave me something to do.
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I will try this mod on my '05 6 speed. I live in Florida so no need to heat my throttle body even more...Not expecting miracles but should only take a few minutes to do...
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Yea no need to run 200* coolant threw your throttle body.
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