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#1320013 08/01/2019 3:53 AM
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I am working on a '48 3800 with a 216 and looking for some help with the accelerator linkage. The one that attached to the pedal on my truck seems like it is bent but I am not sure where; all of the bends in it look manufactured, I am thinking one is just bent a bit more-so than it should be. Does anyone have pictures (top and side) of their linkage so I can compare? Measurements would also be helpful but I can eyeball it and then fine tune it on the truck.


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1948 Chevrolet 3800 216/4-spd
1979 Chevrolet C30 Ramp Truck 454/TH-400
1995 Jeep Cherokee 4.0/5-spd
1970 Ford F100 390/4-spd
1973 Ford Maverick 302/C4
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All of those I have are bent from the factory, always assumed it was bendable to fine tune the set up. That rod should be straight from bellcrank to the toe board and bend should be pretty close to this hole. All I've had seamed to have slightly different bends, should not be a problem as is. I have several spare should you need one, and can send photo. Also the bend should turn upward inside the cab to follow the travel of the rod as the pedal is pushed downward.

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