93 TV Cable
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Burning Brakes
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From: Muskoka Ontario
93 TV Cable
Someone please chime in for the adjustment procedure. I am just about ready to adjust it and I am getting worried after talking to Pete about trashing the tranny.
Thanks
Fred
Thanks
Fred
Burning Brakes
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From: Encino CA
You may want to browse around at this thread to see if any answers make you happy http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1672589
There seemed to be a lot of disagreement as to how to do the adjust but the consensus for your vintage seemed to be:
Unhook cruise control cable; unhook locking latch or push button on the throttle cable plastic gizmo; make sure throttle is fully closed and move cable to remove slack but not so much that it opens the throttle; make sure throttle fully opens when flooring the pedal; re-attach the cruise control cable.
Doug
There seemed to be a lot of disagreement as to how to do the adjust but the consensus for your vintage seemed to be:
Unhook cruise control cable; unhook locking latch or push button on the throttle cable plastic gizmo; make sure throttle is fully closed and move cable to remove slack but not so much that it opens the throttle; make sure throttle fully opens when flooring the pedal; re-attach the cruise control cable.
Doug
Melting Slicks
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From: Chicago Illinois
Whatever you do, do it with the engine OFF. I tried adjusting mine and pulled back to far on the clamp with motor running and the engine raced to the rev limiter as I ran to turn the engine off. It blew the oil stick out of its seat. I almost wasted a good LT1
Safety Car
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From: FL
You may want to browse around at this thread to see if any answers make you happy http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1672589
There seemed to be a lot of disagreement as to how to do the adjust but the consensus for your vintage seemed to be:
Unhook cruise control cable; unhook locking latch or push button on the throttle cable plastic gizmo; make sure throttle is fully closed and move cable to remove slack but not so much that it opens the throttle; make sure throttle fully opens when flooring the pedal; re-attach the cruise control cable.
Doug
There seemed to be a lot of disagreement as to how to do the adjust but the consensus for your vintage seemed to be:
Unhook cruise control cable; unhook locking latch or push button on the throttle cable plastic gizmo; make sure throttle is fully closed and move cable to remove slack but not so much that it opens the throttle; make sure throttle fully opens when flooring the pedal; re-attach the cruise control cable.
Doug
