tooter's manifold adventure...

[tooter]

Originally Posted by Bluevitz-rs

If you remember the old fashioned fueling devices called a carburetor, they had a device called a dashpot that holds the throttle partially open while you release the pedal and acts as an emission control device. The computer treats the electronic throttle the same way. But because the throttle is larger the effect is greater.

Yeah, I'm familiar with those, because I'm from that era.
...but they let the throttle down slowly and smoothly. This waits 2 seconds and then suddenly drops it shut. This is a precise computer timed event as it does it exactly the same each time.


So this brings me back around to the same question:


Has anyone here ever successfully run a Corolla throttle body with none of the issues I'm experiencing?