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Old Jul 9, 2006
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Throttle body

where can i find the throttle body in my 05 civic to increase the throttle response?
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The throttle body is located in the back of your engine contacted to your air intake. I cant really adjust it for "throttle response". It is pretty much opened or closed. Remember you drive a Civic, not a race car.
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located by the air box
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i do believe you need to adjust the throttle-cable in order to get a better throttle responce. but i guess it helps to know where the throttle-body is to do that.


in that area, torwards the back
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this actually has the cruise cable boxed in, which you can also tighten. the throttle cable is to the right.

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Originally Posted by gearbox
this actually has the cruise cable boxed in, which you can also tighten. the throttle cable is to the right.

yeah that! lol thanks gearbox
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dont tighten that too much, i did and was revving at 2.5-3k rpms on idle i didnt have the engine warm either..i figured ahhh what the hell it wont matter, well it did and i found out while driving
 
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