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#1338614 12/21/2019 8:10 PM
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Working on a 54 chevy 3100 Pickup. i took the linkage off several months ago. Can't remember how it goes back together. Does anyone know where good pictres of the linkage are in the "factory assembly Manual"? the only think i find is sect 7, Sheet 3.01. Seems to be more about the transmission linkage than the carb linkage. I believe the center linkage pivots on the Stud below the manifold exhaust . What size keeper is used to hold the bracket on. are ther suppose to be washers (spring or flat) on either side of the bracket. Any suggestions would be appreciated. is there a manual that better issustrates this assembly. Thanks should have taken better pictures.

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Take a look at Sect. 3 Sheet 3.01.
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Here’s a pic 54 gmc 9300 should be same has also 235
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Thanks to Phat1 and KEVINSKI for the information.. i must be blind. ive been through the book several times looking and have missed. When i get time im going to make a reference index for the manual. once you find the page
it is very helpfu. The picture will be handy also..A picture and diagram are worth 1000 words.

Thanks again

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For what it’s worth there is a index posted at the top of the General Truck Talk Forum.


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