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1935 Throttle Return Spring 2 Attachment(s)
How do I get the old spring off and the new one on the shaft with a sharp bend one end and a bracket on the other?
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Re: 1935 Throttle Return Spring Unhook the long spring arm from the throttle rod and the spring will twist around thw bend.
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Re: 1935 Throttle Return Spring May I ask why you want to change it? 9 times out of 10 the old part, if still serviceable is better than a new part.
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Re: 1935 Throttle Return Spring I just acquired the car and the throttle doesn't always return to full idle unless you blip it or pull up on the peddle. I oiled the linkage and it seems free enough. I couldn't talk to the previous owner, but I received a box of parts with the car including a new throttle return spring.
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Re: 1935 Throttle Return Spring Look from underneath, and make sure the Throttle Pedal linkage is not rubbing on floor matt or wood floorboards . You can reach up and pull it down with a flashlight to ck clearance.
Stretch |
Re: 1935 Throttle Return Spring I would first disconnect the throttle link and then see if the spring tension is adequate.It could be an obstruction under the floorboard if its not a pickup. On a pass car there is another link that connects to the pedal.
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