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i watched youtube videos and it is kind of a hassle to dismantle it.
anyone has done it and how much?
thanks
anyone has done it and how much?
thanks
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What engine and what year model Superb?
You should be able to undo the plastic/rubber charge pipe leading into the throttle body and spray some cleaner in there - engine will run like crap because its essentially a huge boost leak but once you put it all back together it will be fine.
I used to regularly spray intake and throttle body cleaners on my Mk6 Golf R and GTI.
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