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JayE72 07-28-2022 09:40 AM

Short and to the point
 
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Truck caught on fire. Slowly rebuilding. I was told that I need a carburetor throttle kit or something from Jeg's or Summit Racing. Can someone tell me the part number and the exact name of the part I need?
Thank you in advance.


J

68 P.O.S. 07-28-2022 10:22 AM

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This? https://www.summitracing.com/parts/atp-y103

Sorry to hear about the fire.

LNP 07-28-2022 10:41 AM

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Sorry to hear about the fire. I hope no one was hurt and the truck wasnt damaged to bad. Do you need a transmission detent cable as I see the end of one in your photo? But it looks like a carburetor throttle shaft in your hand.
They do make seals for some carbs for that. If its a detent cable what trans do you have?

JayE72 07-28-2022 01:26 PM

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No it is the one that goes on the carburetor. I went from Q-Jet to an Edelbrock. The replacement throttle doesn't fit on the throttle lever peg (no sure about the exact name). The truck is a 72 Cheyenne short bed. 350/350. The passing gear never worked.

72SB 07-28-2022 01:56 PM

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OP

This is the carb stud I put on my Edekbrock to mate with my accelerator linkage on my 67 Camaro. Sold at the usual places, Summit, etc

I think its this one but it says for trans...

https://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/8018/10002/-1#

Also might want to put in a fire extinguisher in case....

geezer#99 07-28-2022 02:26 PM

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And a question for the op.
Have you had it running since the fire?

72SB 07-28-2022 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by geezer#99 (Post 9106524)
It is for a transmission 72SB. Not the one he needs.

Op said he put in a Edelbrock carb...I just showed him the trans stud I used for the kickdown cable I see in his pic

Assuming the ball stud in his pic no longer fits in the slot end of his cable

There is a variety of ball and slot studs that may work. Some may require slight enlarging of the hole in carb lever

My accelerator rod fitting worked on my Eddy. Not seeing what OP has but my pic shows how both accelerator and Kickdown are attached to the Eddy carb

OP

Google Edelbrock carb throttle stud and see what comes up for your application.

geezer#99 07-28-2022 02:45 PM

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What ball?

LNP 07-28-2022 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by geezer#99 (Post 9106524)
It is for a transmission 72SB. Not the one he needs.
Look here.



https://quadrajetparts.com/throttle-...ead-p-412.html

And a question for the op.
Have you had it running since the fire?

Ok I am confused. :confused: Does he need a carb stud for a throttle or detent cable?? The stud 72sb posted is for a detent cable. The one you posted is for a snap on throttle cable. Maybe the op will chime in and clear up the confusion.

geezer#99 07-28-2022 05:02 PM

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Process of elimination.

LNP 07-28-2022 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by geezer#99 (Post 9106562)
Process of elimination.
His detent cable never worked, he doesn’t want or need it so it’s the ball stud I linked he needs.
Confusement reigns when a poster comes back and edits his post like 72LB did.

Ok, I dont see where he said he never used the detent cable he did state passing gear never worked. To me that can be from improper adjustment, using the wrong bracket, and a couple other reasons. Being a 350 turbo it will shift ok
without a cable but will not kickdown for passing. Which ever stud for the carb he needs you two have him covered. Wish he would have given more info and better photos. Oh well we do what we can.

72SB 07-29-2022 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by geezer#99 (Post 9106562)
Process of elimination.

Confusement reigns when a poster comes back and edits his post like 72LB did.

...? well Geezer, edits are typical when one reads a post after and wants to clarify intended response.

Your response for a carb the OP said he didn't have was "confusing"

JayE72
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No it is the one that goes on the carburetor. I went from Q-Jet to an Edelbrock.

geezer#99 07-29-2022 11:23 AM

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You better read this quick, I might edit it.

Too late.

Delete delete delete.

LNP 07-29-2022 12:05 PM

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LOL Looks like someone did a clean up in isle five. :drama:

special-K 07-30-2022 07:09 AM

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Are we still helping JayE72 here?

72SB 07-30-2022 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 9107103)
Are we still helping JayE72 here?

Tried in post #5...hard to see in his pic (blurry) the part on his throttle rod end. I assume that is what he needs to connect to his Edelbrock carb. My pic shows what my linkage does. Not sure if the ball stud in his pic talks to the kickdown lever or if thats even on a Eddy carb...which is why I also posted that stud

OP has not come back but here is link to various Eddy adapter linkage parts. Maybe the 9141 is what he needs??

https://www.summitracing.com/search/...on%3Aedelbrock

LNP 07-30-2022 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by 72SB (Post 9107123)
Tried in post #5...hard to see in his pic (blurry) the part on his throttle rod end. I assume that is what he needs to connect to his Edelbrock carb. My pic shows what my linkage does. Not sure if the ball stud in his pic talks to the kickdown lever or if thats even on a Eddy carb...which is why I also posted that stud

OP has not come back but here is link to various Eddy adapter linkage parts. Maybe the 9141 is what he needs??

https://www.summitracing.com/search/...on%3Aedelbrock

I did as well also asked him a couple questions to see if I can help further. He hasnt been on since the day he started this thread.

Grumpy old man 07-30-2022 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JayE72 (Post 9106419)
Truck caught on fire. Slowly rebuilding. I was told that I need a carburetor throttle kit or something from Jeg's or Summit Racing. Can someone tell me the part number and the exact name of the part I need?
Thank you in advance.


J

The part that is missing in this repair is , 01 MECHANIC :lol:

Post more pictures of the part you need ? That engine is looking a little crispy ?


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