Throttle Bodies
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Genuine OEM throttle bodies including drive-by-wire (DBW) electronic and cable-actuated units for Ford, Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, GM, Toyota, Hyundai, and other domestic and import vehicles. Each throttle body is bench-tested for proper position-sensor response and idle-air-control function before shipping. Find your part number stamped on the throttle body housing and search to confirm fitment.
2005-2009 Buick Lacrosse Lucerne Pontiac Grand Prix Throttle Body 12607894 OEM
1996-2000 Honda Civic 1.6L Throttle Body Assembly 16400-P2E-A01-2 OEM
1996-2000 Honda Civic 1.6L Throttle Body Assembly 16400-P2E-A01 OEM
2000-2002 Chevrolet GMC Cadillac Truck LS Swap DBC Throttle Body 88984260 OEM
1995-1997 Ford Ranger Throttle Body Assembly 4-140 2.3L F57Z-9E926-A OEM
1987-1992 Chevy C1500 Suburban TBI Fuel Injector Pod 147 17082953 17082953 OEM
1989-1991 Dodge Ram Dakota Holley 5.2L Throttle Body Injection TBI 53009584 OEM
2000-2002 Isuzu Trooper Complete Throttle Body Assembly 8972132190 OEM
Common questions
What does a throttle body do?
The throttle body controls how much air enters the engine. On modern vehicles it's electronic (drive-by-wire): a motor opens the throttle plate and a throttle-position sensor reports the position back to the computer. There's no throttle cable — the pedal is a sensor, and the throttle body does the work.
What are the symptoms of a failing throttle body?
Reduced-power or limp mode, a rough or hunting idle, hesitation on acceleration, and a check-engine light with throttle-actuator or throttle-position-sensor codes. Some vehicles put a specific throttle or reduced-power warning right on the dash.
Does a throttle body need to be programmed or relearned?
Often there's a throttle relearn or idle relearn after install so the computer learns the new unit's closed position — some vehicles do it automatically, others need a scan tool. If the OEM part number matches, that's usually all it takes. Message us your VIN and old part number if you want us to confirm.
Why buy a used OEM throttle body?
The correct bore, sensor, and connector matter — a tested OEM throttle body is calibrated to your engine, where aftermarket fit and behavior can be hit-or-miss. Match the OEM part number or send us your VIN. Every unit we sell is inspected and tested for functionality before listing.