Subject	Are you sure you installed it correctly?
Posted by	FuerGrissa on April 25, 2013 at 1:04 PM
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In Reply To	I installed it back on the throttle body and it doesn't seem posted by Terayonneo on April 25, 2013 at 10:52 AM
Message	That spring shouldn't be on the TB, but rather on the center linkage. The hook end goes on a stationary post and the other side either hooks to the bell-crank or possible a through-hole on the shaft I can't remember which. If it still feels excessively weak then try pre-loading it before you hook it to the post. It took me a few tries to re-assemble everything right, but there is no reason that the mild heat (< 400F) would hurt it, nor would the mild bend hurt it either.
Follow Ups	Bent Throttle Spring After Powdercoating... - Terayonneo 20:46:19 04/24/13 Never had it happen to me, but I doubt it'll hurt anything (n/m) - black300zx 21:24:37 04/24/13 If it was straight, and moved in reaction to powdercoating, - zellamay 22:29:18 04/24/13 I installed it back on the throttle body and it doesn't seem - Terayonneo 10:52:40 04/25/13 I don't know throttle springs specifically, but you've - zellamay 12:17:20 04/25/13 Are you sure you installed it correctly? - FuerGrissa 13:04:07 04/25/13 I fixed it... - Terayonneo 16:58:33 04/25/13 Yeah, team. (n/m) - zellamay 18:07:48 04/25/13 shouldnt hurt anything (n/m) - Drk93TT 22:41:42 04/24/13 the heat from the oven didn't kill the springs? (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 14:26:13 04/25/13 Nope, powder coating the springs is perfectly fine. (n/m) - Terayonneo 17:01:32 04/25/13 It takes alot more that 350F to effect a steel spring (n/m) - black300zx 19:23:21 04/25/13 good to know. thanks. (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 19:28:45 04/25/13
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