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Location: Jurupa Valley, Ca
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Throttle cable
I'm changing out the rod throttle assembly on my 70 to a 71/72 cable type. I just picked up the entire assembly from a 72 at pick a part. Since the grommet is trashed as well as the plastic piece that locks the cable into the pedal assembly, I'm getting a new cable. They list 2 parts one for 2wd and one for 4wd. What is the difference?
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Carpe manana
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Location: Eau Claire, WI
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Re: Throttle cable
My guess is length - 4wd motors were set closer to the firewall so I suspect the cable for a K truck is shorter.
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Roadtrip!
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Re: Throttle cable
Correct. You will want the 4x4 or shorter cable if you are in the rear mount holes.
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Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: Munising,Mi
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Re: Throttle cable
I could not find the proper length cable myself . Ended getting the longer one and modifying it myself .
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