951 trottle body re-seal
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See the idle screw that s on the right....
It looks like there is an oring directly under the part where you turn the screw at the top. But just below that the screw has a narow part with no o ring. Does this picture correctly show that the screw should only have on oring and it is directly under the top of the screw?
It looks like there is an oring directly under the part where you turn the screw at the top. But just below that the screw has a narow part with no o ring. Does this picture correctly show that the screw should only have on oring and it is directly under the top of the screw?
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Just wanted to add my "thumbs up" vote for Bruce and his tools. I bought his 27mm flat roller wrench a while back, it definitely helps simplify roller adjustment. I used to do it with a crescent wrench - which works ok - but this flat wrench make it quite a bit simpler.
I'm finally going to start putting my engine back together soon (head's been off for quite a while), and I'll be buying Bruce's throttle body re-seal kit this week as an add-on to that project.
I'm finally going to start putting my engine back together soon (head's been off for quite a while), and I'll be buying Bruce's throttle body re-seal kit this week as an add-on to that project.