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Thermoquad repair - throttle shaft loose
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08/15/12 02:33 PM
08/15/12 02:33 PM
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chrgr340
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The throttle shaft on my TQ is loose to the point that it leaks gas out both sides of the carb. After some searching, I see that they can apparently be bushed.
- Is this something that can easily be done at home by myself?
- Are there any pros out there that I can send my carb to that can repair this and go through the whole carb for a reasonable price?
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Re: Thermoquad repair - throttle shaft loose
[Re: chrgr340]
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08/15/12 02:43 PM
08/15/12 02:43 PM
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I've Google'd this repair in the past and found several places that will do it for you, or they will send you a kit to do it yourself.
For more hits on Google, it's a common repair on Rochester carbs as well.
It's helpful if you have a drill press to do the work though.
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Re: Thermoquad repair - throttle shaft loose
[Re: ScottSmith_Harms]
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08/16/12 08:34 PM
08/16/12 08:34 PM
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All carbs AFAIK have this problem. I need to rebush a bunch! Two drill presses. Just bought a BBD that the shaft pops in and out 1/4"???
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