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The tight fit of Chrysler Throttle Body Gasket prevents the unwanted sneak past air and provides the engine with uniform idle and sharp throttle response. The reputation of Chrysler was earned during the year 1925 when it produced sound cars that ride smoothly due to such innovations like Floating Power that curbed engine shake, creative Airflow style that cut through the wind and the first practical minivan that accommodated families with tremendous space. The designers at Chrysler continue to demand spacious cabins, smooth ride, and intelligent utility, hence every ride seems to be comfortable and even assured, and the brand continues to purchase easy and just. Due to this emphasis on comfort and value, many owners would like all of the under hood components to reflect the company spirit of a well-maintained Chrysler engine bay. The Throttle Body Gasket is a small fiber or rubber gasp in itself; it forms a seal between the throttle body and the intake manifold, preventing any leaks that may cause the airflow sensor to give the wrong signal. The replacement of a new Chrysler Throttle Body Gasket is easy. Allow the engine to reach room temperature and remove battery and loosen intake duct clamps, disconnect sensors. Unscrew the throttle body, lift, scrape off the old seal and wipe both mating sides with a lint free cloth until glossy. Install the fresh Throttle Body Gasket with the openings aligned, install the throttle body in place and tighten bolts in a crisscross pattern until they reach the factory torque. Connect the reattach connector and hose, replace the duct, reconnect the battery and start the engine and hear hissing, idle is the job done.