Toyota Genuine Toyota Fluid Throttle Plate Cleaner (14 oz)
CarCareTruth Score
Decent, but it's tough on the environment.
Priced as of May 30, 2026
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The Podium · Top 3 in Throttle Body Cleaner
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CarCareTruth's Analysis
Last reviewed May 31, 2026
TL;DR Clears moderate carbon and oily deposits from the throttle plate and bore in a single pass — confirmed across Toyota, GM, and Ford platforms in a 146-review Amazon sample. The O2-sensor-safe and catalytic-converter-safe claims are explicitly on the back label, but no SDS is publicly accessible to verify the aromatic solvent content behind those claims. No coating-safe claim is made for modern drive-by-wire throttle bodies. Health score 3.0 (no SDS available). Prop 65 warning present.
What it is and how it performs
Toyota's OEM throttle plate cleaner dissolves carbon, varnish, and oily PCV film from both sides of the throttle plate and bore without removing the throttle body. Standard approach: duct off, plate held open, spray and wipe with a microfiber. Reviewers across 4Runner, RAV4, Camry, and non-Toyota platforms including the Chevy 5.3L confirm visible cleaning in a single pass with idle quality improvement. Avoid pooling in the intake tract — excess solvent reaching the MAF sensor can trigger codes on the next start.
Who should buy this — and who should skip it
A solid buy for a Toyota owner who wants the OEM part number their dealer would use, or any port-injection engine where confirmed O2/cat-safe chemistry matters. Skip it for GDI engines — aerosol TB cleaner cannot reach the intake-valve carbon that accumulates behind direct-injection ports, where walnut blasting is the right tool. Also skip it if the anti-coking coating on your modern drive-by-wire throttle body matters: Toyota makes no explicit coating-safe claim.
Frequently asked questions
Is this cleaner safe for O2 sensors and catalytic converters?▾
Toyota explicitly claims this product is safe for oxygen sensors and catalytic converters — the claim appears on the Amazon listing and the back label. No SDS is publicly available to verify the aromatic content that would chemically back this claim, so the chemistry cannot be independently confirmed.
Why does this have a Health Score of 3.0?▾
No Safety Data Sheet (SDS) has been located for this product despite an extensive search. The SDS appears on msds.com but is behind a paid login. CarCareTruth applies a fixed score of 3.0 for products without a publicly accessible SDS — not because the product is necessarily more dangerous than alternatives, but because the hazard data needed to score it accurately is unavailable. The score will be updated if an SDS is obtained.
Does Toyota claim the formula is safe for the throttle-plate coating?▾
No — Toyota's back label claims O2-sensor-safe and catalytic-converter-safe, but makes no explicit claim about compatibility with the anti-coking coating on modern drive-by-wire throttle plates. If you have a newer Toyota with a factory-coated throttle body, contact Toyota technical support for guidance before use.
Can I use this on non-Toyota vehicles?▾
The back label says 'recommended for use on most fuel injected vehicles,' and verified-purchase reviewers confirm use on Mustang 5.0, Chevy 5.3L, and other non-Toyota platforms. Use on non-Toyota vehicles is documented but not part of Toyota's official claim.
From the manufacturer
Marketing copy from Toyota, via Amazon. Not editorial.
- •Removes power-robbing deposits
- •Improves fuel mileage
- •Restores throttle efficiency
- •No need to remove the throttle plate from the engine
- •Cleans idle control solenoid
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Manufacturer specifications
- Brand
- Toyota
- Item Form
- Liquid
- Scent
- Unscented
- Specific Uses For Product
- Engine
- Item Volume
- 14 Fluid Ounces
- Contains Liquid Contents?
- Yes
- Brand Name
- Toyota
- Manufacturer
- Toyota
- Model Number
- 00289-1TP00
- Part Number
- 00289-1TP00
- Item Type Name
- Throttle Plate Cleaner
- Included Components
- Throttle Plate Cleaner
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