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Old 04-11-2015, 04:23 PM
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Swap with tight throttle cable

After my swap I still have an idle problem and think my cable is to blame. I"m using the 3.0.

As you can see in the picture the cable is real tight and I can't figure out how to get the cable to come out any more. Any thoughts?


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Old 04-11-2015, 04:42 PM
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there is a different cable mounting bracket .. I don't know the exact year , but I believe it's the 96-99 ? it sits more forward then the one you have now .
I have used that bracket you have , but with some cutting and welding


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Originally Posted by slacker
there is a different cable mounting bracket .. I don't know the exact year , but I believe it's the 96-99 ? it sits more forward then the one you have now .
I have used that bracket you have , but with some cutting and welding


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Awww, thanks for jogging my memory as I do now recall seeing something like that. But, after thought, I'll just bend it it should be fine.

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Just be careful it does not break.

You do know the nuts should be on either side of the bracket .

I used my 3.0 cable as well.
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Originally Posted by wyoming9
Just be careful it does not break.

You do know the nuts should be on either side of the bracket .

I used my 3.0 cable as well.
Thanks, yeah, upon looking at it I should have been able to figure it out. A couple of blows with a rubber mallet and it's good to go now. Why I didn't figure that out in the beginning is beyond me.

First test spin happens tomorrow then off to get the cat back welded on and 02 sensors installed, then a drive and another code check with a good scanner at a repair shop.
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I think a lot of us split the trans/throttle bracket down the middle (dremel or sawzall) and bent the throttle bracket down.
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Originally Posted by vasinvictor
I think a lot of us split the trans/throttle bracket down the middle (dremel or sawzall) and bent the throttle bracket down.
RIght on.........yeah, a few blows with a hammer and it bent fine. Good idea about the dremel though.
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