Carb/Throttle cable pin?
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BakonBittz
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I’ve always heard it referred to as a carburetor or throttle stud. There are various reproductions out there, search around for the best price 
This is just the first link I came across:
HWC441 - Throttle Stud Mopar Dodge Carter Holley
Edit: This is the one you want, I think. The nut is sold separately:
Mancini Racing Carburetor Linkage Stud
This is just the first link I came across:
HWC441 - Throttle Stud Mopar Dodge Carter Holley
Edit: This is the one you want, I think. The nut is sold separately:
Mancini Racing Carburetor Linkage Stud
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Xenon
Senior Member
Something is not right in your pictures. You have the proper stud already but someone has installed some sort of aluminum bushings on the stud and hooked up the kick down linkage and spring wrong. Remove the aluminum bushings and hook up the springs and linkage properly as shown in my picture . Your kickdown linkage goes on first, then a small washer , the small clip fits in the groove . Then your spring just hooks on the outer groove. Do this before you have a problem with your linkage. Easy fix, and cheaper than buying a brand new pin.
I have an Edelbrock intake manifold which is taller than stock and a modified throttle cable bracket (also taller than stock) which changed the geometry of the stock transmission rod to the transmission. The bushings keep the rod straight, otherwise the rod would bind up as it went aft.
If I might ask , What problem are you trying to fix with a new stud? Is your kick down not working properly?
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I want to order a new stud for a second carburetor.
I have a factory stud if needed, $5 US Plus the ride .
Thx for the offer, but I have already ordered one.
The name is simply a carb stud according to Mopar. In '68 it's a 2806441, in '70 it's 3418900. I don't have a '69 parts book for some reason.
These numbers are for an automatic, and not a hemi or 6 pack/barrel.Similar threads
