87.5 CGT: cruise control rod & throttle body

[Huw Powell]

> They key to your idea is having a mig welder and having the skills to use it. I have neither.

If you have a long one that fits, you should be able to undo the
adjustable thing in the middle, cut whichever end has the CW threads
shorter (hopefully it is the longer part), and use a die to put new
threads on it.  Dies are cheaper and easier to use than MIG welders.

So, can you put a photo of your TB on the web somewhere so we can see it
and offer comments?

> This is the same answer I gave you the first time you were looking for this
> rod.
>
> Make one. If you already have a short or long one that connects properly to
> the TB, there is nothing that 5 minutes, a hacksaw and a mig welder can't do.


>>The patient is my 87.5 CGT. When I got her, she was in sad shape and I've
>
> finally gotten her stabilized. But I'm totally confused on one thing now. When
> I got her, there was no rod connecting the cruise control vacuum bellow to the
> throttle body.

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Huw Powell

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