OEM Saturn SC2 Throttle Body

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The Saturn SC2 Throttle Body is an exact control of incoming air which gives the coupe crisp throttle response that emphasizes the sporty nature of the car. Built on the exclusive Z-body platform, the Saturn SC2 features agile handling, a 1.9L DOHC engine with 123 horsepower and MP3 five-speed manual or MP7 four-speed automatic transmissions that combine spirited acceleration with solid fuel economy. Continuous upgrades like integrated powertrain and body control modules for diagnostics and reliability, and redesigns for more cabin space without sacrificing the sleek profile drivers are in love with. Owners enjoy regular maintenance using original parts to keep the Saturn reliable for daily use and weekends, and online sources make the original parts easy to find and affordable. The SC2 is outstanding among compact coupes thanks to this combination of performance, efficiency, and easy maintenance that makes the Saturn name stand strong. Sitting between the air cleaner and intake manifold, the Throttle Body contains a butterfly valve, which moves with the accelerator, the PCM reading the position of the butterfly valve to balance air and fuel for clean idle, brisk launches, and lower emissions. Durable construction with cross-year compatibility makes the SC2 Throttle Body an easy replacement when signs of wear are noticed, and a clean Throttle Body can keep the power at its peak. To install, disconnect the battery, remove ducting, unplug sensors, unbolt the unit, clean the surface, set the new gasket, bolt the replacement, reconnect parts, restore power, and run idle relearn.