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Throttle linkage switch q?

I've noticed on my SC that there is a small switch that I assume is meant to be tripped when the throttle linkage @ the engine returns to its idle point. Mine doesn't quite return enough to activate it, so I just finessed the switch lever a little & now it does.

What does this switch do? I tried to follw the wires but they go to parts unknown at the front of the engine? Does anyone know?

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on the MFI cars it is a fuel cut off switch to eliminate backfire on deceleration. Can we assume it is the same on CIS cars?
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Do a search on "cold start valve" on this BBS. Lots of discussion in the past.
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Thanks. Found it:
Throttle Closed Switch

Thank god the search function is up & running! My life is complete again.

I haven't noticed any difference now that I have the switch correctly set. THe weather has been v. hot though.
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update- the proper operation of this switch seems to have eliminated a tendency for the engine to die when revs drop when its cold. eeeexcellent!

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