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Old 03-08-2011, 12:45 AM
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How to remove Throttle Positioning Sensor???

I have an 88 Honda Civic 1.5L I need to replace the Throttle Positioning sensor on it. But it has some safety nut holding it on normally it’s a Phillips screw I can’t figure any way to remove this? Any help would be great. Thanks
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Re: How to remove Throttle Positioning Sensor???

You have the stock bolts still in it. Take a chisel and a hammer and start hammering in the direction to take the bolt out....or take a dremel tool and cut a slot in the bolt and use a flat head to remove.
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