2JZ-GTE and 2JZ-GE Throttle Control Motor Delete
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Guys, this will ONLY work if you are going stand-alone ecu or manual transmission swap. Toyota/Lexus integrated a BEAN multiplex communication (like CAN) into the stock ECU where it relied on these components to work in conjunction with the auto transmission
Correct, but it has nothing to do with multiplexing - thats really for all the other things - gauge cluster, etc. The same ecu controls the engine and the transmission, so there really isn't anything going on there
So basically put in a throttle lock and you can get rid of tcm ?
Thank you for this! 👍👍
I don’t wish to criticise BUT the three screws that affix the ICV motor to the throttle are NOT Phillips. If you look closely there maybe star marks between the Phillips “cross”. These marks mean the screws are POSIDRIVE which is the most common on Japanese makes. Using a posidrive bit will ensure the heads do not strip. Google posidrive
Great? It's trash anyways, no one is out there trying to reassemble these I promise
Dont you have to get an aftermarket ECU when you install throttle lock or does that and the electric motor delete work with stock ECU?
If using an aftermarket ECU, why not just use a more traditional style DBW throttle? That way you can retain cruise control, implement traction control, closed loop idle control, tune the ratio between accel pedal and throttle opening to your liking, blip-for-downshift, etc... My Bosch 68mm DBW throttle is MORE responsive than a cable throttle, and I didn't have to give up all the other cool stuff DBW throttles can be used for.
There's no easy way basically. And you're definitely not retaining cruise
Sup Cody!!! Don’t know why I’m not getting notifications from you, man.
Hope you guys are doing good.
Dude, I have a P1120 and 446 codes!! My broke ass does NOT want to throw money at it!
If you have a minute, can you help? Pleeez!!! 🙏
Watching videos on dropping tanks and freaking out! Mine is rusty! Lol
It gogogo and then starts limping and codes come on! I unplug battery, rinse, repeat.
Later man. Be well.
Serge in Chicago.
Do you get an engine code because the motor is deleted
yup!
Will this work with 2JZGE VVTi??
He literally said it
Its all nice, but what to do about the idle and warm-up rpm?
Use a standalone to fine tune using fuel and timing correction.
or you could run a IAC from another vehicle
@@CodyGraham been looking for which 2 wire I can swap in. If you have retrofit info it would be fantastic. Thanks
@@clinttuttle7202 basically any one your standalone will support. Older Hondas are popular
I need me if these - should work well with the throttle lock, right?
Hi my car throttle control motor is playing up car going in limp mode. Trying to fix issue for last 5 weeks no success now decided to buy throttle lock and take motor off would that work? Would there still be warning signs on dashboard?
Replace the entire throttle body, mine did that, and I didn’t want to spend time trying to figure out what it was, and it was cheaper to buy the whole throttle body assembly anyways.
Yes you're traction control lignt will constantly be flashing but you can pull the light out from the gauge cluster. Pretty sure you'll get an engine code with it but can't confirm.
In need of some help, I had code p1121 for my 98 gs300, it went into limp mode so I installed a new apps and new tps but it went back into limp mode with a new code now p1128 (throttle control motor lock fault). Wondering if should just replace the tb motor or just buy a whole throttle body im just curious at this point whats the issue ☹️
Won’t it throw a code and put motor into limp mode if your doing it without standalone?
Absolutely. This is only for cars with throttle locks
Cody Graham can this be run with stock ecy and a throttle lock
@@CodyGraham ???
@@speedydan11 manual trans sure, auto not so much.
@@CodyGraham so with a manual and stock ecu and the throttle lock there shouldn’t be any problems? I have manual and previous owner had the throttle lock and it ended up not working anymore, replaced throttle body and not using the throttle lock and it drive for a bit and now the pedal will go to the floor and not accelerate anymore
Cody how do I get one of your block off plates
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Does this work with a piggyback ecu?
Most likely no, it will cause issues with the stock ecu that may render the throttle inop completely
looks like you didn't start from beginning. there would be limitations when you delete it, you mentioned "lock" sth? does it work at cold climate?
Of course there's limitations. Use a standalone and a throttle lock.
I have a throttle lock. My question is the Allen screws for the tps and the dbw should they be touching or have a little play?
They're typically not touching
@@CodyGraham ok is there a way to do this with a feeler gauge?
Doesnt solve the problem off drive by wire motor . We need a alternative the works workswith the stock ecu and auto transmission . Thinking about doing the bosch throttle .
Correct, it deletes the stock motor for a cleaner look when using the factory throttle body manually and not electrically. There isn't an alternative that works with the factory ECU and trans - the only way to delete the throttle control motor and keep the trans happy is keep the throttle body wired in somewhere (I put mine in the trunk) even if it isn't being used
I removed the throttle control motor and got a CEL and a blinking trac light, why? I have a 2002 IS300 with a manual transmission.
I also have the throttle lock installed...
Because the factory computer reduces power when it detects wheel slip. It can no longer reduce power.
@Cody Graham is there a fix for this issue besides a stand alone?
So I put a new tps on mine alone with a new app sensor it’s got what looks to be a new throttle motor and it still will no take fuel
Going to need a lot more info and testing to be helpful at all. None of this controls fuel directly, they just give inputs to the ECU to give it an idea of your intentions based on throttle angle. Of course the throttle motor opens the throttle plate but that just lets air in, fuel requirements use throttle angle combined with maf readings to guess how much fuel is needed, then the system checks if that is correct using the oxygen sensors. It all needs to work mostly properly.
@@CodyGraham yes that’s what I’m saying u can hit the gas and no throttle response the code that keeps coming up is a p1121 98 Lexus gs300
@@Richierich1285bro I literally have that issue right now, Code p1121 I put in a new apps, and new tps but now i got code p1128 wich is throttle control motor lock. Not sure if I should buy the new tb motor or just replace the whole tb but yeah thats where Im at right now
How to get this cover pls for 2jzge
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Anyone know if you can do this on stock ecu?
You can with a manual transmission for sure.
Awesome
Hii, I have a 2002 GS300 with manual trans and a lot of problems with the throttle motor. Will this work with stock ECU and the throttle lock or I need a standalone anyways? I don't mind if it shows any code if the car runs well. Thank you sir!
I've never ran one myself without a standalone, but my understanding is that it will work just fine with a manual transmission, though will throw codes.
@@CodyGraham thank for your answer! I will try it out and let you know if it actually works 🫡
Is it swapped or did other markets get blessed with manual gs300s? We always get screwed on the good models in America.
It is swapped, as far as I know, Lexus never did a manual GS 🥲
@@sergiofernandez5035 did it work?
Im hearing foonf this will make rhe computer go bonkers. Will I need to purchase the throttle lock too? My car is stock. Thanks!
You shouldn't do this unless you have an aftermarket ECU
@@CodyGraham How about the Throttle lock? Can I do that without an aftermarket ecu?
@@Gone_Rogue300 I have seen some people do it with the stock ECU, I can't recommend that though
@@360themepark So no throttle lock for the stock ecm either? I'll go boy a tuned one if you recommend it
@@Gone_Rogue300 has to be something that doesn't require the stock throttle control at all, ie a standalone
So since I have the throttle lock in my automatic trans is300 what would this do or add to it
It just cleans up the throttle body by removing the throttle motor. Chances are on an auto removing the motor will cause issues with shifting though.
How can I order the cover?
chargedtoys.com/shop/ols/products/throttle-motor-delete-plate
ATTENTION TO ALL BEWARE This item does not work and he does not accept returns the idle motor needs to be intact in order for the throttle body to work properly please do not buy his product it is a scam the only thing that works is the throttle lock
Oh it works perfectly, if you watched the video for both it and the throttle lock, it's pretty clear it is not meant to be used with stock computers. Standalone only.
Scam lmao, I'm leaving this comment because it's hilarious how dumb you have to be to call it a scam because you don't know and didn't ask first.
You're going to get a check engine light you didn't give us anything to plug into the plug that feeds the ECM You pull it off and plug nothing in do you not know what a bad computer rating is
No kidding? If you think this is for use with a stock ecu, then I'm not sure what to tell you.
do you have Instagram got some questions about the part and some issues I'm having
I don't use it really. You can email me cody@chargedtoys.com
Works on stock ECU?
Not really. Some people do, better chance with manual transmission cars.