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Anything is possible. I would
question the throttle linkage. I put a newer 350 4bbl in place of a 283 2
bbl in a 67 Impala and had the same issue. The angles were all wrong with
the throttle linkage to the newer carb.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 6:56
PM
Subject: [Chevelle-list] help
Hi everyone,can anyone help me?,I purchased a used car recently,the
pass.frt. parking light has never worked,and also the acc. pedal is quite
close to the floor, resulting in only using part throttle under the hood,now
here is where it gets weird,my local auto zone manager says that because of a
bad ground,which is responsible for no parking light,the cars throttle has
been acting as a ground,which meant the cable has been heating up,causing the
cable to STRETCH resulting in the acc. pedal to sag to the floor? has ANYBODY
ever heard of such a claim? please let me here from anybody
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