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AUDI A4 (8D2, B5) 1.6 1994-2000

AUDI A4 Avant (8D5, B5) 1.6 1994-2001

VW PASSAT Saloon (3B2) 1.6 1996-2000

VW PASSAT Variant (3B5) 1.6 1997-2000

VW PASSAT Saloon (3B3) 2.0 2000-2005

VW PASSAT Saloon (3B3) 2.0 4motion 2000-2005

VW PASSAT Variant (3B6) 2.0 2000-2005

VW PASSAT Variant (3B6) 2.0 4motion 2000-2005

SKODA SUPERB (3U4) 2.0 2001-2008

Description

Fitment: AUDI A4 (8D2, B5) 1.6 1994-2000/AUDI A4 Avant (8D5, B5) 1.6 1994-2001/VW PASSAT Saloon (3B2) 1.6 1996-2000/VW PASSAT Variant (3B5) 1.6 1997-2000/VW PASSAT Saloon (3B3) 2.0 2000-2005/VW PASSAT Saloon (3B3) 2.0 4motion 2000-2005/VW PASSAT Variant (3B6) 2.0 2000-2005/VW PASSAT Variant (3B6) 2.0 4motion 2000-2005/SKODA SUPERB (3U4) 2.0 2001-2008 and so on.

OEM Replacement Number: 06B133062L/06B133062F .Please reference your old Electronic Throttle Body to check it.

Item-condition: Complete Throttle Body Assembly – Includes Throttle Actuator, Idle Air Control and Throttle Position Sensor

Function:Electronic throttle is the throttle pedal and throttle between the traditional cable link, but through electronic sensors to control, control accuracy is higher, to improve the throttle hysteresis phenomenon.frequently requires replacement as internal electronic sensor failure and excessive wear and tear.

We are promise Within 1 year if have any damage will send the replacement. if have any question（Such as electric throttle control actuator fails, cracks, stops working or any other problems,）, please contact with us, we will solve it for you. please don’t worry and feel free shopping. thank you.

Some Tips

On many cars, the accelerator pedal motion is communicated via the throttle cable, which is mechanically connected to the throttle linkages, which, in turn, rotate the throttle plate. In cars with electronic throttle control (also known as “drive-by-wire”), an electric actuator controls the throttle linkages and the accelerator pedal connects not to the throttle body, but to a sensor, which outputs a signal proportional to the current pedal position and sends it to the ECU. The ECU then determines the throttle opening based on the accelerator pedal’s position and inputs from other engine sensors such as the engine coolant temperature sensor.

Throttle body showing throttle position sensor. The throttle cable attaches to the curved, black portion on the left. The copper-coloured coil visible next to this returns the throttle to its idle (closed) position when the pedal is released.