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10-01-18, 04:55
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Is there enough space between the pump housing, thermostat housing and pulley for the throttle rod? If so, would it be possible to create a different shaped support frame for the throttle rod that would support it within the (tight) available space. When I made an adapter plate to allow the one hole water pump on a 261, I don't remember having to make a special throttle linkage. Maybe I should have taken more/better pictures to help my memory. I will try to find any pictures I might have although you are trying to solve a different combination than I was.
Last edited by Grant Bowker; 10-01-18 at 05:47. 
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