removing coolant lines from throttle body to increase power and fuel economy

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[@yanksr35]

Everybody likes saying the throttle body will freeze, but thats only if you live in places that see sub 0 temps often like Canada or Russia, to fight condensation which in turn freezes the blade closed when the car turns off or the pressure change which lowers temps even more in the throttle under load for periods of time causing the blade to freeze open . In most of the USA a car warms up quick enough even with the coolant lines off because heat still rises and radiates enough under the hood to warm the throttle body efficiently with out it being 200°. I had my car's coolant lines deleted for yrs ... winters of 10° days, never had an issue... infact compared to my friends who had the same car i never had to change my throttle body sensor and i had it for 12yrs. Removing the ones off my current car this weekend. Ppl like to nay say because they read something on google without knowing all the details or checking if their opinion is valid for the situation half of you never even changed your own oil. Nice video man good job

[@franklynpertuz7669]

Thank you very much with a lot easier your explanation I've been trying to find out how to do mine too cuz I got a leak on mine also I can't get rid of it but you just help me solve the problem thanks a million I'm grateful and thankful for it

[@TravisRummer]

You're very welcome. Glad I was able to help you.

[@ericksanchezHN]

In most cases this is done to keep the throttle plates from freezing when it's cold outside. The coolant running through there can provide a lot more heat than is normally available without it, even with a cold vehicle.

[@TravisRummer]

Makes sense. Thanks for the info.

[@creedcomendador3031]

They designed that has coolant passing through the throttle to prevent plates from freezing

[@TravisRummer]

Thanks, kinda figured that but definitely not a necessity in Texas.

[@rodneyrummer2921]

Let me know how it works out

[@TravisRummer]

Recorded that days ago, much more power and still waiting to see fuel economy.

[@village_ram]

How was the fuel economy?​@@TravisRummer

[@Great_scot_on_yt]

@TravisRummer how are those results? I have a vehicle that I plan to use only in the summertime and would ask how you got on