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K-Jet throttle body cleaning/removing steps 200 1980

posted by  someone claiming to be Newmexico240 on  Sun Feb 24 21:47 CST 2019 [RELATED]

I cleaned the throttle body today.
What does that green wire attached to the throttle body spring mechanism do?
It is attached to the plate that strikes the idle screw.
If it becomes unattached what are the results?
At the end of the green wire is a small flat metal piece.

Mine was JB Welded onto the plate that strikes the idle screw.
It must have broken off during previous work.
It snapped off today and I reattached with KB Weld.

I have no idea what this wire does, I’m sure one of you know it’s purpose.

Thanks again for assistance.








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