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2004 XJR - Throttle Body / TPS issue

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Old 02-11-2015, 08:05 PM
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The throttle body has been replaced and with 400 miles on the new throttle, I feel pretty good.





Getting ready for heart transplant





The tricky part are the two coolant hoses. Remove the 4 holding bolts and twist the throttle body around so that you have more space to remove the coolant hose clamps





Coolant hose clamps are more accessible





New on the left, old on the right





New on the left, old on the right

No surprises, pretty straightforward overall.
 
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Besides being dirty were there other issues with the old unit?

also did you lose much coolant when doing the swap?
 

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Other than putting me in limp mode, I did not have any other issues that I could attribute to the throttle body.

I lost very minimal coolant. Pretty much a non-issue there.
 
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Originally Posted by DonsXJ8
Just had my two tire TB plug fall apart last night. I was driving home and got the STD. engine systems fault and when I was poking around it decided to unplug the connectors to the TB and the two wire connector crumbled. So in my search for a replacement connector I stumbled upon this thread and found it useful. I also found another possible option other than the plug Lagonia ended up using. I'm going to order some and thought other may have some interest.

SouthBay Fuel Injectors


Did this 2-wire connector replacement work? It looks like a better potential fit with the design shown in your link above.
 
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Well that sucks. But at least you're prepared with a replacement TB. And that connector won't be a problem anymore. Good luck.
 
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Does anybody know what size head the screws holding the TPS on are? Are they Torx head? I'll be replacing mine shortly and like to plan ahead.
 
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Does anybody know what size head the screws holding the TPS on are? Are they Torx head? I'll be replacing mine shortly and like to plan ahead.
5-point Torx, special security bit, you'll find them on eBay.
 
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Did this 2-wire connector replacement work? It looks like a better potential fit with the design shown in your link above.
It does not fit. The side grooves are not centered and the top groove is not wide enough on Denso connector. Pictures are from X-Type TB, but I assume is the same as X350.



Side grooves not centered on denso connector.




Top groove not wide enough on Denso connector.




Side grooves not centered and top groove not wide enough on Denso connector.


I continue to search for a replacement connector, there just has to be one out there.
 
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Originally Posted by Lagonia
Other than putting me in limp mode, I did not have any other issues that I could attribute to the throttle body.

I lost very minimal coolant. Pretty much a non-issue there.
Hi Lagonia,
I really appreciate your posts on this TPS problem. Seems I'm having the same issues. When I get home I plan on looking at the wire connections to it, but I am curious to know where you sourced your new throttle body unit? I think I may have seen some on eBay, but I'm hesitant to purchase from there. What are your thoughts?
Thanks, Norm
 
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Originally Posted by NCamie
Hi Lagonia,
I really appreciate your posts on this TPS problem. Seems I'm having the same issues. When I get home I plan on looking at the wire connections to it, but I am curious to know where you sourced your new throttle body unit? I think I may have seen some on eBay, but I'm hesitant to purchase from there. What are your thoughts?
Thanks, Norm
I got it at SNG Barratt (SNG Barratt - The Ultimate Jaguar Parts Specialist) and the part number is C2C20541. I have installed it last February and have since put 8,000 with absolutely no issues. The car is still my daily driver.
 
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Talking I found the connector!

The connector is available for sale here: Jaguar x Type Throttle Motor 2 Way Electrical Connector | eBay . It fits and works perfectly .
Get them while they last!



 
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emorillo2: Have you tried Ford electrical connector WPT-1269?
[WPT-1269]Motorcraft/Ford Wire Assembly(WPT-1269)

Connector WPT-1269 is in Ford's electrical connector catalog, page 12:
http://www.fordservicecontent.com/pu...torcatalog.pdf
 
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