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CobraRed_96_GT

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so i "finished" installing my professional products 75mm TB and plenum and this second throttle position sensor (i think) doesnt fit into the groove it's supposed to i believe. On the stock one and the new TB the first TPS snapped onto the part sticking out, the second one slid out of the stock but doesnt fit onto the new. Right now i have it kinda wedged in their for driving but i cant leave it there.
Any help? It's supposed to slide in sideways in that hole that's circled but it's just too small


also my trut tower brace doesnt fit on now that the new TB and plenum sit higher and the CAI block its from reaching the holes, any ideas? i was thinking maybe grinding part of it?
 

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CobraRed_96_GT

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should i dril it out? did they make it too small?
 

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I'm not all together sure I understand your dilemma but I'll try .. That cable is your throttle cable. Route the cable in the groove on the throttle body and just push it into the slot. Do this ... get your old throttle body and insert the throttle cable, then do the same thing on the new one.
 

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I tried to put it in just as it was on the stock tb, but the size of the slot and the hole are too small...
 

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you might have to drill the hole a bit bigger just enough to where it will fit
 

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Also the two bolts that connect the throttle cable assembly on top of the stock TB now lies below the 75mm plenum, since it has no groove to screw to it just is kinda suspended uner the bolt holes of the new plenum. Will this cause any problems?
 

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on my granatelli 75mm throttle body the hole was pretty small... i could barely push it in. i used some pliers and that did job. no damage done
 

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Mine was a little tight but it worked
 

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i used a hammer here, still didnt get in there just kinda stuck in the beggining of the hole. I gues ill drill it out to the next size drill but i have. Need to get a right angle drill tho
 

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CobraRed_96_GT said:
i used a hammer here, still didnt get in there just kinda stuck in the beggining of the hole. I gues ill drill it out to the next size drill but i have. Need to get a right angle drill tho
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Take it off then drill it.
 

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jivepepper said:
Take it off then drill it.
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thought about that, bvut i went to my dad's cabinet shop and borrowed a right angle drill and a 1/4 inch drill bit. The holes wasn't even completely 1/4 like the throttle cable end is!
once i made both holes 1/4 the end slid in and the cable went through the ravine in between the holes now i just have to modify the srut brace at the race car shop that's across the street from my dad's shop
 
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