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The Fix! 200 1981

Sorry about the delay in replying here, but I finally managed to go pick the Beast up today, so I only just found out exactly what it was.

It's kind of funny, when all five mechanics in one shop say "Yeah, I've never seen that happen before". I tell ya, it really makes me feel special.

The exact problem was a complete mechanical seize of the mechanism that ties together the fuel distributor and the throttle body plate. They stil had the old one out when I got to the shop, and it wouldn't budge at all. They gave me a hammer, and it -still- wouldn't move. Totally NFG, and the fix was a replacement of the fuel distributor and throttle body.

Oh, I should clarify what I mean by throttle body, just in case I'm calling it the wrong thing. By throttle body I mean the whole actuating arm that the plate under the bellows screws in to.

Thanks again for all your help, Bruce.

-Forest
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The Beast: 81 245 GL (279k and counting)






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