Product Detail

CHRYSLER 300 5.7L/6.4L 2005-2012

CHRYSLER ASPEN 5.7L V8 ELECTRIC/GAS 2009

DODGE CHALLENGER 5.7L/6.4L 2008-2012

DODGE CHARGER 5.7L/6.4L 2006-2012

DODGE DURANGO 5.7L 2009-2012

DODGE MAGNUM 5.7L/6.1L 2005-2008

JEEP COMMANDER 5.7L 2006-2010

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 5.7L/6.1L 2005-2012

Description

Fitment: 2005-2012 Chrysler 300; 2008-2012 Dodge Challenger; 2006-2013 Dodge Charger; 2011-2012 Dodge Durango; 2005-2008 Dodge Magnum so on.

Replace OEM Number:04591847AC 04591847AA 04591847AB 04591847AC 68060354AA A2C59513363 67-7001 337-05495 S20041 TB1041. We can reference our original throttle body to check this item will fit the car.

ItemCondition:100% new, never remanufactured auto part meets OEM performance; the Throttle Body Air Control Assembly of our actuator is crafted from reinforced material, with anticorrosion, heat resistance.

Meterials: Made of High Quality & Durable Material That Meets OE Standard — All The Parts We Use Are The Highest Standard In The Industry.Replacement electric throttle body assembly goes with the new internal electronic sensor replacing the old one that commonly fails due to excessive wear and tear.

Warranty: 1year. if have any question（Such as electric throttle control actuator fails, cracks, stops working or any other problems,）, please contact with us, we will solve it for you. please don’t worry and feel free shopping. thank you.

Some Tips

What’s a throttle body?

The throttle body is a tube containing a pivoting flat valve (butterfly) that is used to control the amount of air entering an engine. In an electronically fuel-injected car, a throttle position sensor and air flow sensor communicate with the computer, which supplies the corresponding amount of fuel needed at the injectors.

How can a throttle body be cleaned?

This is why the butterfly and throttle body need periodic cleaning. After removing it from the intake, clean the throttle body with an aerosol solvent carburetor/fuel injection cleaner and  small brush, or cotton cloth. Pay particular attention to the throttle butterfly, which is attached with small screws (often staked to the throttle pivot to prevent removal) but you don’t need to remove it to clean it.

If the throttle position sensor (TPS) or air flow sensor are on the throttle body, be careful with them. Removal of the TPS may require recalibration afterwards. Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensors are very sensitive to being contaminated, and have a specific solvent spray just for cleaning them.