Cross posting here in hopes of getting some advice. No one on the LeSabre forum seems to have any input, I'm getting desparate!
I'm hoping someone with a V6-3.8L has had experience removing the throttle body (on my '94 LeSabre).
See relevant thread information at:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=542590

Any help appreciated, that TB has to come off for the new Throttle Position Sensor.

autozone.com/repairinfo for step by step, just enter you car in the repair info section.

Thanks for idea. I have the Haynes manual, the Autozone repair info is even more generic:
"Unfasten the TP sensor's attaching screws, then remove the TP sensor from the throttle body."
Yeah, right!
Another list member said he got a few off with an offset screwdriver, I'm going back in now for a 2nd attempt.

Remove the throttle linkage, mounting bracket, unplug sensors and remove screws, how hard is that?

Remove the throttle linkage, mounting bracket, unplug sensors and remove screws, how hard is that?
Well a month ago, it was challenging. There is no need to remove any linkage, just unplug TPS sensor, remove four bolts and bingo. Unfortunately one mounting bolt is covered by a bracket, which runs directly behind the exhaust manifold. Couldn't get a socket on it or a wrench. A 13 mm stubby wrench just got it off, of course I didn't own a set of stubby wrenches. I do now.