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Due to recent hand throttle post, I have a question.
The previous owner said that the hand throttle on my 1970 T no longer worked. I believe he said it just stopped working. My car takes about 3 to 5 minutes to warm up and run. Where does the hand throttle connect to the carbs? It would be good to be able to use the hand throttle when I start the car.
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It connects to the throttle rod in the tunnel next to the lever.
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Does it just hook to it? Is there something holding it on the rod?
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Yeah, there's a plastic piece attached to the bottom of the lever that pulls the throttle cable. It was pictured in that other thread, recently.
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Part number 55 below
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As I've discovered recently, the original plastic for that part seems prone to degradation and crumbling away. Best guess is that linkage piece is in pieces in your tunnel.
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Thank you kind sirs. I'll seek part 55 and try to get her fixed.
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