Gentlemen - Never realized how temperamental these early Mopars were until I bought my first '70 runner. You have listened....guided and advised me on solving problems with these cars that you yourselves have dealt with at a much earlier time. So now I come to you yet once more to assist me in solving yet another setback.
Please take a minute and look at the attached pics. Two different angles of the carb linkage/springs. And one of the accelerator pedal with the cable and tiny steel ball that is our focus of this conversation. IT WON'T STAY ATTACHED!!!!!
The accelerator pedal has ZERO rebound pressure when you snap the throttle....in fact the tiny little ball dislodges itself. How dangerous is that going down the interstate.
I recently purchased what where advertised as the correct throttle spring and trans kick down spring as well. In fact...I installed them a few minutes ago hoping this problem would resolve itself...but to my disbelief it DID NOT correct the problem.
Sooooooooo.....what in the #@&& is going on here.
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