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 Throttle Shaft Spacer

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 Posted: Jan 4, 2023 03:35AM
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Another possibility is that you might need a spacer between the carb and the intake manifold.


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 Posted: Jan 3, 2023 11:04AM
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well the shaft itself is not rubbing the metal device the throttle cable bolts to is rubbing on the intake, if a place a small spacer behind it , will clear I could try filing the manifold

 Posted: Dec 31, 2022 04:05AM
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It is not clear where it is rubbing but if you think a washer might work, I suspect it is not the "shaft" that is rubbing but the lever that the throttle cable pulls on. I also suspect you have an after-market aluminum alloy intake manifold.

If the lever is rubbing on the flange the carb mounts to, just file the flange to get the clearance you need. If the lever is rubbing on the intake tube of the manifold, again, file manifold to make the clearance you need. The tube wall is thick enough to accept some filing.

If I am way off base, post a picture showing where it is rubbing. Your throttle assembly may not be correctly assembled or there is some other issue.

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 Posted: Dec 30, 2022 11:11AM
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My throttle shaft of my SU carb in rubbing on manifold, any one have a notched washer to use a spacer?