thejoker62

Okay,

So I put back the stock throttle body and I still have the same Issue ...
does Anyone Know why ?

wayne613

Do you know someone with an ODB-II reader? Autozone or any local auto parts store will read the codes for free, but obviously in limp mode that is likely not feasible.

The likely answer since you swapped the TB, is something related to it of course, so I'd double-check everything, no bent pins, TPS is put back in right, TB is clean, MAF cleaned and connected properly, etc..

You did have to swap it and some other things for the after-market BBK one, yes?

Derf00

did you reset the computer after swapping the stock one back in?

wayne613

^^^
Yeah, forgot to ask that, yank the battery cable for like 15mins.

Likely he did not already.

thejoker62

I have a bbk air intake and throttle body bbk 70mm

I checked and cleaned everything ...

I just dont know how to reset the computer

SLVRSTNG06

clear the code if you have an ODB-II reader, if not take the battery off for at least 15 min like wayne613 said, this will reset the computer.

thejoker62

Okay thank You !
I took It off just now, I am waitting at least 15 min

Is this 'error' common ?

SLVRSTNG06

Haven't witnessed any first hand or put an aftermarket throttle body on my car, but have heard about a few problems with these aftermarket ones throwing a check engine light.

thejoker62

Okay So Hopefully eerything will work fine with this BBK throttle body lol after I did what you told me to do

thejoker62

Okay so I unplugged the negative for more than 20 min and I still have this issue ;/

Should I buy an ODB-II reader to cancel the warning light ?