don't touch that throttle body

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ktm525

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Interesting. LR recommends against cleaning the throttle body:

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Wow, very interesting!
I think I even get fliers in the mail from my local dealer to do this service.
 

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I'm not an expert on this but the engines seem to run pretty good when brand new (at least mine did). I doubt they came with a layer of deposits from the factory. Also, relying on deposits/crap lining the throttle body bore doesn't strike me as the best way to seal up air leaks!
 

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I'm also wondering that if there was some air leakage when throttle body is closed (such as at idle) it might help raise the "low idle" rpm issue a few ticks higher. Wishful thinking?
 

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