Hi all, I am replacing the throttle linkage bush, in the bracket on the bulkhead under the wiper motor. I am attempting to remove the bolts that hold said bracket to the bulkhead, and it appears there are nuts on the other side. Now from memory, these had captive nuts, can anyone confirm please?
Any other ideas to replace the bush easily? I was thinking to make a diagonal cut in the bush, and feed it in??
Thanks, Steve.
THROTTLE LINKAGE BOLTS
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#1 THROTTLE LINKAGE BOLTS
1973 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow
1965 Jaguar ‘E’ Type FHC
1965 Jaguar ‘E’ Type FHC
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#2 Re: THROTTLE LINKAGE BOLTS
They are captive nuts on my 1965 series 1,
1965 series 1 ots
1972 triumph spitfire
2016 Caddy van
1972 triumph spitfire
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#3 Re: THROTTLE LINKAGE BOLTS
Try this thread, viewtopic.php?f=4&t=21767 , it also mentions the problems most cars have with varying tickover due to engine twist/movement.
They are captive in the bulkhead yes.
They are captive in the bulkhead yes.
Sean
S1 2+2 1966 BW RHD
XK120 1954 comp LHD
S1 2+2 1966 BW RHD
XK120 1954 comp LHD
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