Hello, helping a friend with a 2002 camry. The car will not accellerate. The throttle body makes a clicking sound when pedal is depressed.

So.. I took it apart and cleaned the contacts in it. In the mean time located a spare throttlebody from a 2003 from a local yard. The old throttle body has a part number 22030-28030 and the replacement has a part number 22030 0H010. The replacement throttlebody wouldnt even move when the pedal was depressed.

I put the old one back on.. and now it doesnt click anymore but the car in Park only revs to 2000 rpm's. Its not sticking or having any mechanical issue.

I checked the parts site for Toyota and the replacement is the new number. Superceded.

Does the throttle body after replacement need to be reprogrammed? Or whats the deal. I wish I was more Toyota literate when it comes to this.

Anyone run into this? Whats the fix?

 

Buy a new one. That's the only way to ensure that you are getting the 100% proper part. I have replaced many of those and damn near every junkyard one has come back because it failed shortly after being installed. They aren't cheap but it's the proper way to repair. It doesn't need reprogramming, just the proper part. They have had issues with those throttle bodies for the longest.

 

Agreed and there expensive as hell.Try toyotapartsoverstock.com and toyotapartsexpress.com they seem to have the cheapest prices online.