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Posted by: fieroguy1

08/19/2009 05:10AM

That's very nice, I always liked the lebarons. My mom had a turbo lebaron growing up, sweet car man! 5*

Posted by: PHANTOM33

08/17/2009 05:28PM

once you have the throttle body make sure the sensors go on the exact same way they were on the old one. Also, the gasket has to be the size of the new throttle body too. It may require a tuning of the throttle body adjustment screw. Make sure though, that when you put it on and decide to tune the throttle body, that you disconnect the battery before turning on the car with the new throttle body. This restarts the computer so it can learn the new characteristics of the part you put on. It takes a little warming up and some time to tune. Mine now idles at 750 rpms.

Posted by: PHANTOM33

08/10/2009 03:19PM

I got the 52mm tb from a 1995 caravan 3.8 liter. I think the 3.3 has the same tb. The 97 and up 3.8 liter caravans have a 58mm throttle body, but that requires porting the intake. The 52 is a direct bolt on and uses the sensors off of the lebaron throttle body.

Posted by: PHANTOM33

08/09/2009 02:36PM

nice paint job. I had the same thing with the duct tape on the roof until I got my new top on. feels nice not having leaks