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How do you adjust the throttle valve on a 1992 Thunderbird?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

release the cable adjustment clamp. Have someone hold the gas pedal to the floor. Lock the cable adjustment clamp and scratch a mark. This is your MAX adjustment mark. While still holding pedal all the way to the floor, release cable adjustment clamp and move it back 5/16". This is your MIN adustment mark. Adust cable to center of the two marks (pedal still floored).

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