Need help setting up throttle.
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That bracket goes under the back two bolts for a start. The outer cable is clamped under the claw piece and held down by that nut. I'll try and find a picture of the rest of the linkage for the kickdown.
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Son of a.. I had figured I misplaced something. Please try and find the diags for it, I need to go buy new cotter pins now anyway, but I still want to try to hook it up as best I can for now
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Brought this over from FBBO.
http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparf...ckdown+linkage
This should answer your questions I hope.
http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparf...ckdown+linkage
This should answer your questions I hope.
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It does/doesn't at the same time. I adjusted my linkage and all (Auto trans), Still a tad bit baffled on the accelerator cable, but I'm sure I'll figure it out, I'm dead in the water anyway; I need to buy new cotter pins and some silicone sealer for my valve covers
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it looks like you need the edelbrock carb throttle adapter for mopar this will help you get your gas peddle off the floor and give the right position for all hookups to work correctly kick down, throttle
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Hey bud, that throttle spring setup looks kinda scary...also, don't waste your time on silicone gasket maker, it's crap. Get some Felpro cork jobs and torque 'em to spec. Just make sure the rails are clean and the tappet covers are true (straight). Welcome to the world of Mopar, nothing bolts up or works the first time, but it's a lot of fun and very rewarding.
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X2 I agree you have to move that bracket back and bolt it under the back two bolts.
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