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K-Jet throttle body cleaning/removing steps 200 1980

posted by  NewMexico240 on  Tue Feb 26 22:00 CST 2019
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I hope the pictures appear.

One shows the green wire's end plug.
Second one shows where the green wire goes into sleeve on passenger side of the firewall.
Third picture shows where it was originally JB Welded (I temporally have it holding on with a alligator clip). It came apart when I was attempting to unplug it (I did not know it was JB welded onto the throttle controller/part near the outer spring).






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