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IntenseEclipseFeb-13-02 01:20 PM
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How do i tighten up my throttle cable? There seems to be a lot of lag in my gas peddle. Can someone explain how and maybe even post some pics.
Any help would be appreciated!

don't feel like typing a list!
white 98 gs

  

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fasterGSFeb-13-02 01:24 PM
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If you look righ tup by the throttle body you will see the throttle cable. Right in front in the TB and intake manifold are two bolts. You wll need to loosen those up. The throttle cable is on a little slide, you can adjust it as it pleases you. You might want to take the intake off to make sure the throttle plate is closing all the way, get the cable too tight and it makes the motor idle at a higher rpms. WARNING: Be careful of those to bolts. I tried to adjust mine and ended up breaking both the heads off. ID take some pics for you but its dark here, and I have no garage. BTW I think there is a link on the main 2gnt page.

  

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