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P. S. My model is fairly new, so it's possible the gap you highlighted isn't exactly needed on necessary on this model? I don't know, just pondering.

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@@BabyDuckula No. Are you getting any codes in your car?

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@@waylee264 have you tried re-gaping the magnet?

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@@ChrisD-lz5oh good question. I remembered I disconnected the battery because in this job I was also cleaning the throttle body and cleaning the MAF sensor, which makes sense if you are going to bother on removing the air box.

@gotitdone ok thanks. Did you take the throttle out? or just spray inside? Maybe you cleaned it with a friend pushing the pedal down, or you used a flat head?

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@@eugeneanderson8160 will need something thin (preferably plastic) to pry on the edges. Pulling from a suction cup on the screen will help you pry.

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@@TheTaker31 thank you very much for this information. I didn’t know that it has a fuse.

@@TheTaker31 thank you for the suggestion. In this case, I was in a hurry and I didn’t hear any noise coming from the tensioner, so I guess it still has some life.

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