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I'm asking the Chevy Truck community to help me out. I'm in the process of reconnecting all the linkages to my 48 Chevy Truck 216 six cylinder Carter W1 Carburetor. It appears that the throttle linkage and spring are all connected correctly. I've installed the choke cable but it appears that I'm missing something in regards to parts to connect my throttle cable up? I appreciate any help that you could provide.

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I don't know if this translates to a '48 but this is the setup on my '38.


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Here is a good picture that shows the bracket. http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/Carter684s.jpg

The choke comes in from the side, the throttle from the top. Both cables use some sort of cable stop to set them in the correct spot. Look here for cable ends, https://carburetion.walkerproducts.com/carter/carter-carburetor-1bbl-w-1-wa-1-we-wo-kit-and-parts/

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You can get the wire stops at any place selling lawn mower parts.


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Thanks Tiny and Joe H. You've solved my problem. It looks like all I need is a simple L- Bracket to go on the top of my Throttle Linkage and a Cable Stop which I can easily purchase. Your help in much appreciated in my continuing journey to get my 48 Chevy Stovebolt Engine Powered Truck back on the road! Happy New Year!!!

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Thanks Tiny. I appreciate your help.

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Thanks Joe. I appreciate your help.

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HC48,

Here's one on ebay for $10

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1936-1949-Chevrolet-Carter-W-1-Choke-Throttle-Bracket-1939-1940-1941-1947-1948-/182248667607?hash=item2a6eddf9d7:g:KJ0AAOSwdzVXtm-u&vxp=mtr


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Hey Tiny, can I trouble you for that Pic for your 38 216 throttle body cable linkage. I currently have a 1939 with a 216 and am in the process of putting everything back but seem to misplaced my pics. So i honestly don't know how the cables/linkages go on the truck. Nor do I have an idea of how the slave/master cylinder is set up.
I am trying to finish this project at the shop for a customer but I am stuck. No matter how i try it, just doesn't make any sense to me.

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Here are pictures from my 1937.

Hopefully that is what you're looking for.

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Thank you I appreciate it NeonMan. I believe i can use it as a reference mine seems to be a little different

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In addition you wouldn't know how the master cylinder is set up would you?
I appreciate any feedback

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This is the throttle set up i have on the 1939
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This is my set up for my clutch pedal ansd Master Cylinder and I'm trying to figure out how to set it up, any help is appreciated.
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