OEM Saturn L300 Throttle Body

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The Saturn L300 Throttle Body regulates the amount of air flowing into the V6 engine, providing sharp acceleration and smooth idle. The Saturn L300 received acclaim for the combination of fuel-smart 3.0L V6 muscle with daily comfort, its ability to give drivers bursts of 0 to 60, confident ABS braking, and a large cabin that is trimmed with user-friendly controls that make long-distance journeys easy. The Saturn sedan was built at Wilmington up to 2005 with a low height of 56 inches and a width of 69 inches that cut through the wind, and buyers had a choice of either a smooth automatic or a lively five-speed manual to suit their own style. Later year standard side curtain airbags are also a welcome bonus. Saturn engineering also provides parts that last long enough so that the L300 can be a good companion to users going to school or families seeking out some fun over the weekend. The electronic Throttle Body is positioned between the intake duct and manifold; it contains a butterfly valve and sensors that convert the movement of the pedal into specific airflow information to the PCM, and the L300 can immediately react without wasting fuel. The clean Throttle Body also contributes to emission reduction and eliminates rough idle; every cruise feels like factory fresh. To replace the Throttle Body, disassemble the battery, loosen the duct and connectors, unbolt the unit, wipe down the surface, replace the gasket, screw everything back in, reconnect the lines, re-establish power, and run an idle relearn test to ensure that the replacement Throttle Body is sealing properly.