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Fitment on a used throttle body varies by vehicle, so a bit of detail goes a long way. Our request form covers what breakers need to know, so every quote you get back is for the correct part:
No — the EQC is a fully electric vehicle with no internal combustion engine, so it has no throttle body whatsoever. Throttle bodies are part of the air intake system on petrol and diesel engines, which the EQC simply does not have. If you are searching for a throttle body for an EQC, it is likely there has been a mix-up with the vehicle or part description.
Because the EQC is fully electric, faults that might resemble a throttle body problem on a combustion-engined car — such as hesitation, poor acceleration or loss of power — are more likely related to components such as the inverter, electric motor, high-voltage battery pack, or accelerator pedal position sensor. A breaker specialising in EV or Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles would be the right place to start your enquiry. It is worth running a full diagnostic scan first so you can describe the exact fault code to the breaker.
Very possibly — if you also own or are looking at a Mercedes-Benz with a petrol or diesel engine, such as a GLC, C-Class or E-Class with an M274 or OM651 engine for example, those models do carry throttle bodies and the part would be relevant. Always use your V5 registration document or a VIN check to confirm the exact model and engine code before searching for any mechanical part. Supplying the engine code to the breaker will ensure you are quoted the correct component for the right vehicle.
Be very cautious — the EQC has no internal combustion engine and therefore no throttle body, so any such listing is almost certainly an error in the seller's compatibility data or a mislabelled part. Do not purchase it for use on an EQC. If you have a genuine requirement, contact the breaker directly, explain your vehicle's registration and the fault you are experiencing, and ask them to identify the correct part for an electric drivetrain.