Throttle Valve Kit
- Valve
- Plunger
- Balance Spring
- Spring Shims (3) Performance Use Only
- Alternative TV Spring Performance Use Only
- Sleeve
Common complaints with listed Chrysler units are shift timing concerns, throttle buzz, poor kickdown and/or early upshifts caused by valve and sleeve wear. The OE aluminum throttle plunger stem wears from contacting the steel linkage pivot. Damage to the end of the throttle plunger creates a side load that binds the plunger and restricts the movement of the throttle valve.
Plunger side loading also damages the sleeve that guides the plunger. The sleeve wears as a result of the side load and creates leakage of detent pressure. Loss of detent pressure reduces kickdown that should occur during wide-open throttle (WOT).
Sonnax throttle valve kit 22771-HDK3 eliminates side loading and restores throttle valve control.
- Sleeve, valve and spring made from hardened steel for better wear resistance
- Spring shims and alternative spring allow adjustment of TV pressure and throttle valve control for performance use. See instructions for details on customizing TV pressure.
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