Throttle Body Assembly w/sensors Compatible with Hon-da Od-yssey Acc-ord Acu-ra TL CL 2.3L/2.5L/3.0L/3.2L/3.5L 1997-200316400-P8C-A21 16400P8CA21 Lamerto

OEM Part Number16400-P8C-A2116400P8CA21Fit for the Following ModelsCompatible with 1998-2001 Hon-da A-ccord 3.0L 2.3LCompatible with 1999-2003 Hon-da Od-yssey 3.5LCompatible with 1998-2003 Ac-ura TL 3.2L 2.5LCompatible with 1997-2003 Ac-ura CL 3.2L 3.0LHow It WorksTypically located between the air filter and the intake manifold, the throttle body contains the delicate throttle system which controls a key component of spark ignition: air flow. Part of the atomization process, airflow helps regulate the air-fuel mixture ratio required to ignite an engine.The primary regulator for throttle pressure comes in the form of the throttle body temperature sensor, which measures the temperature of the air-fuel mixture entering the fuel injection system of your car. This necessary regulation helps spark ignitions generate the most fuel efficiency. Largely controlled by the butterfly valve known as the throttle plate, airflow is regulated by the driver via pressing on the acceleration pedal inside the vehicle. This reacts to a sensor on the throttle bottle which tells it to allow more air into the combustion chamber, increasing REM and power output. This makes the car, in turn, go faster.

• OEM Part Number: 16400-P8C-A21, 16400P8CA21. Please carefully check the OEM part numbers and pictures to make sure it is compatible with your car.
• Compatible with 1998-2001 Hon-da A-ccord 3.0L 2.3L; Compatible with 1999-2003 Hon-da Od-yssey 3.5L; Compatible with 1998-2003 Ac-ura TL 3.2L 2.5L; Compatible with 1997-2003 Ac-ura CL 3.2L 3.0L.
• Features: A throttle body is essentially a large air valve that sits between the intake manifold and air intake pipe. Generally speaking, an engine has one throttle body, which bolts to the intake manifold's plenum (the large air cavity in the center).
• The throttle body is an important mechanical component found in fuel-injected vehicles that control and regulates the amount of air flowing into the engine. When the throttle body is in its appropriate condition, the engine receives an ideal air and fuel ratio and offers optimum performance. However, the combustion process will not occur properly when the throttle body is damaged due to an imperfect air/fuel mixture.
• The most common symptoms of a bad or failing throttle body include rough idle, rough acceleration, a check engine light, engine misfires, or a stalling engine. You may also notice that your fuel consumption has changed or your car?s idle fluctuates.