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Oldriginal86 · 10-05-2016, 10:07 PM

I think parts don't go bad just by removing then reinstalling. Go back and check every connection. If there's no fuel at the injectors, can you hear the fuel pump prime the system when the key is turned on? I may be getting ahead of myself. Did it run prior to the intake gasket install? Check for pinched wires under the intake. I hate to say it but I hear it from customers often, "I know it couldn't be something I did". I've been turning wrenches professionally for 40 years and still make mistakes. We all do. You'll fix it, go back and check over your work. Good luck and keep us posted.

10-05-2016, 10:07 PM	#2
Oldriginal86 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Pasadena, Maryland Posts: 160	Re: Throttle body issues I think parts don't go bad just by removing then reinstalling. Go back and check every connection. If there's no fuel at the injectors, can you hear the fuel pump prime the system when the key is turned on? I may be getting ahead of myself. Did it run prior to the intake gasket install? Check for pinched wires under the intake. I hate to say it but I hear it from customers often, "I know it couldn't be something I did". I've been turning wrenches professionally for 40 years and still make mistakes. We all do. You'll fix it, go back and check over your work. Good luck and keep us posted.