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    Posted: Oct/09/2017 at 6:03am
Can someone please post a picture of how the accelerator pedal linkage (1964 American 196) correctly attaches to the Holley 1909 1bbl? I'm quite sure my linkage is missing a critical part or two as the short 90 degree arm on the end of the linkage flops around in the carb's throttle shaft. I don't have enough posts to show what I'm dealing with, but photos on at least one vendor's site shows a short spring and bushing that I'm missing.

Thanks in advance...
Mike
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There is a springy large c-clip that holds the linkage 90 bend firmly in the throttle arm of the carb.  If you took the car apart look through any extra hardware for that clip.  Joe
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Thanks for the reply Joe.

Unfortunately, the linkage was this way when I bought the car and I originally thought that there's no way it could be correct.  I did find a picture online showing what I believe to be the correct setup, and it shows the large C-clip you refer to.  The way it was (incorrectly) set up, I think they must have only been able to get about 50% or less actuation of the carb linkage, as it was basically just flopping around.  I'll try to duplicate what I found online (below) as best I can with the missing hardware.


Thanks again,
Mike



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Unfortunately I don't think I have an extra clip right now.  But I suggest you call Galvin's Rambler Parts in Lodi, CA and see if they have one.  Or you could put a wanted ad down below in the classifieds.  Joe
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Correction.  I found one of the clips today.  PM me with your mailing address and I will send it to you if you still need it. Joe
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