Corrosion in throttle body

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  • cazman
    • May 2014
    • 25

    • Cazenovia, NY


    Corrosion in throttle body

    I just bought a 2006 Nautique 206 this year. I'm in the NE and the boat came from FL. It ran flawless all summer and has 500 hours. I'm winterizing and when I pulled the spark arrestor I found some pretty good corrosion inside the throttle body. It has not seemed to affect performance, but I think that I should clean it up.

    My question is what is the best way to take this off? I see that I can take the whole unit off, but it looks like I would have to get the injection rail off too. An easier approach looks like to separate the throttle body because it is in two pieces, then I can leave the rail and part of the body alone. There is probably a gasket there though.

    Any sugestions?
  • cazman
    • May 2014
    • 25

    • Cazenovia, NY


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    Originally posted by cazman View Post
    I just bought a 2006 Nautique 206 this year. I'm in the NE and the boat came from FL. It ran flawless all summer and has 500 hours. I'm winterizing and when I pulled the spark arrestor I found some pretty good corrosion inside the throttle body. It has not seemed to affect performance, but I think that I should clean it up.

    My question is what is the best way to take this off? I see that I can take the whole unit off, but it looks like I would have to get the injection rail off too. An easier approach looks like to separate the throttle body because it is in two pieces, then I can leave the rail and part of the body alone. There is probably a gasket there though.

    Any sugestions?
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    • leetudor
      • Sep 2014
      • 23

      • Mount Juliet, TN

      • 1987 SN 2001

      #3
      Spray some of your fogging oil on it and look at again next month.

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