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Old 07-16-2008, 08:11 AM
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Pull the intake tube off along with the plastic cover.(If equipped) Remove the linkage which is a spring loaded ball you can just pull it off. Unbolt the throttle position sensor (TPS) Now you can remove the fuel line. On the 95' I took the TB off of the fuel line connector had a little plastic clip that pulled straight out of the side of the fitting that locked the fitting on the barb of the TB fuel fitting. Depending on year the connector MAY be different.(Depending on connector you may need a fuel line tool) Remove the screws that hold on the throttle body and it will come off. There wasn't a gasket between the TB and the plastic intake manifold on the ones I've removed, but there may be a gasket on others.