10-11-13, 01:50 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-11-13, 02:19 PM by 52-Coronet.)
As the Title says, I have a 1952 Dodge Coronet with Gyromatic Transmission. The car normally runs great, however during operation of the car the Throttle Lever (lever) will become detached from the Throttle Body(Assembly).
The lever is attached to the assembly by a rectangular pin that protrudes from one side of the assembly (might be the Throttle Stop Pin). The lever articulates in a back and forth motion pulled by a rod that is attached through a series of parts which ultimately connects to the gas pedal. I can reattach the lever, however after a few minuets of operation the lever will become detached. I have attached some images.
Has anyone had this issue before? Can I replace the throttle body? Does anyone know a replacement part that would fit?
The lever is attached to the assembly by a rectangular pin that protrudes from one side of the assembly (might be the Throttle Stop Pin). The lever articulates in a back and forth motion pulled by a rod that is attached through a series of parts which ultimately connects to the gas pedal. I can reattach the lever, however after a few minuets of operation the lever will become detached. I have attached some images.
Has anyone had this issue before? Can I replace the throttle body? Does anyone know a replacement part that would fit?