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TPS and butterfly adjustment. 200 1991

posted by  vvpete on  Mon Feb 21 15:56 CST 2011
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There should not be a gasket between the throttle body and throttle switch except a V-ring on the throttle shaft.

FCP parts shows a gasket for a K-Jet and LH 2.0-2.2 throttle adjust and idle by-pass housing that sticks out the opposite side of the throttle body than the throttle switch.
This isn't the first time FCP got it wrong and got people guessing.






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