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Old 03-31-2024, 12:45 PM   #1
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Default Marvel Carb: Installing new throttle shaft

Do I just cut the old throttle shaft out and remove it to install the new one? Or is this the wrong part?

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Old 03-31-2024, 02:22 PM   #2
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Default Re: Marvel Carb: Installing new throttle shaft

The answer is yes, that is what you do
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Default Re: Marvel Carb: Installing new throttle shaft

Is that a Marvel specific shaft ? Is it oversized , and is it from Renners ?
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Do I just cut the old throttle shaft out and remove it to install the new one? Or is this the wrong part?

Going into a marvel carburetor
No remove the throttle plate screw and plate then remove!!
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Is that a Marvel specific shaft ? Is it oversized , and is it from Renners ?
Yes, marvel specific. The marvel carb only has one screw to hold the throttle plate in place.

It is not oversized and yes it came from Renner's Corner.

I didn't see any oversized ones and renner's seemed to be the only one that had the shaft. The original throttle shaft in mine was a little over a thousands of an inch smaller in diameter compared to the one I just bought. The old one had just a smidge of play if you wiggled it back and forth.

The bore in the carb body was in good shape, so I just left it alone instead of boring it out and putting bushings in it. Car runs smoother and runs better with the GAV closed about 1/4 turn less than what I used to keep it at.
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