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Yes, you can use a spray cleaner. It will not do as good a job as removing the throttle body and cleaning it. A gentle cleaning with a soft toothbrush and cleaner is a good way.
A good spray cleaner is the MoPar cleaner available at your local Dodge dealer. It will also clean out some of the carbon from the combustion chamber.
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