Hi, I have been beating my head against the wall trying to find the answer to a question. On my 96 I have an ASR module on the drivers side. It's a black box and under it is a cam that houses the throttle cable to the throttle body, another cable running to the cruise control...looks like a large canister near the driver side door and the third cable runse to the gas peddle. I only see an adjustment on the cable running to the trottle body and the other two cable have no adjustment on them. So, now my question is this..do I have to adjust the cable to the throttle body if I removed the throttle body? I didn't remove the cable from the asr module I only removed the cable from the TB. I cannot find the answer to this question anywhere and was hoping someone out there would have the answer. If I do have to adjust it what is the procedure? I really hope someone can help me. Thank you so much.

Dale

 

If you are just removing the TB and then putting it back on you dont need to adjust anything. If you cable has slack you can adjust it. Let me know if you do and ill take a pic of what you need to adjust.

 

Thank you for the reply. Since I posted the thread I have put the TB back on and it seems to be fine. I don't have any slack in the cable. Everything seems to be working correctly when I press the gas pedal to the floor the TB opens complety. I am guessing that is correct. I didn't remove any cables from the ASR unit, so it seems what you said in your post is totally correct. If you don't mind I would like to ask you a favor and take a picture of what I would need to adjust in the event I ever have to remove or replace the cable going to the TB. I hope I'm not asking to much. You have set my mind at ease with your reply. Thank you so much. Question: Do you have a 96 as well? Thanks again...Dale

 

You will not ever need to adjust the cables. You're good to go dnovak. Enjoy