Throttle Spring
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sgl1966
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Throttle Spring
Could anyone tell me if there should be a spring on this throttle pedal and if so how is it attached to the pedal .
You can see the hole to locate one end of spring but not sure about other end . Porsche Pet shows a spring for this style of pedal but not how it is attached and I cant remember if there should be one or if its just the two springs on the turbo throttle body that returns the pedal .
No definite results after google search.
Thanks simon
You can see the hole to locate one end of spring but not sure about other end . Porsche Pet shows a spring for this style of pedal but not how it is attached and I cant remember if there should be one or if its just the two springs on the turbo throttle body that returns the pedal .
No definite results after google search.
Thanks simon
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pauly
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Re: Throttle Spring
Hi Simon,sgl1966 wrote:Could anyone tell me if there should be a spring on this throttle pedal and if so how is it attached to the pedal .
You can see the hole to locate one end of spring but not sure about other end . Porsche Pet shows a spring for this style of pedal but not how it is attached and I cant remember if there should be one or if its just the two springs on the turbo throttle body that returns the pedal .
No definite results after google search.
Thanks simon
On my car there's what looks like quite a strong spring, fitted between the hole in the bracket and a spring attachment point, below it on the throttle pedal. It looks like your throttle pedal has that spring attachment above the bracket hole, rather than below it, like mine. Hope this helps.
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sgl1966
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I can only find this picture which shows a 90 degree leg for spring attachment . This what you are talking about Paul .
Its for the 924 turbo so maybe different set up .
Its for the 924 turbo so maybe different set up .
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Re: Throttle Spring
Been out and had another play , still cant figure how it attaches so easier to buy another throttle pedal lever with bracket attached !
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pauly
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That's it, or something similar. Didn't twig the top of the pedal is where the cable attaches. You could weld something on your pedal to attach the spring.sgl1966 wrote:I can only find this picture which shows a 90 degree leg for spring attachment . This what you are talking about Paul .
Its for the 924 turbo so maybe different set up .
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sgl1966
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Re: Throttle Spring
£10 for a pedal post on its way . It would cost me more than that in welding wire and look bloody awful .
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sgl1966
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Who needs flappy pedals , a few years ago (35 maybe) I was at a car show and some gentleman there had rigged up a switch with an electrical motor on top of the gear stick to activate the clutch pedal . Brilliant ! So 007 DB5 .
I believe early Group b Quattro's did something similar on some of the early works cars to enable you to left foot brake and change gear although you wouldn't want your toes in the wrong place as the clutch pedal went to the floor with some force.
I believe early Group b Quattro's did something similar on some of the early works cars to enable you to left foot brake and change gear although you wouldn't want your toes in the wrong place as the clutch pedal went to the floor with some force.
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pauly
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Re: Throttle Spring
I think the M3 SMG was a manual gearbox, with solenoids and electrickery to do the shifting. Performance bikes have full throttle clutchless upshifts, and clutchless downshifts now. But I expect it's easier to engineer onto a sequential gearbox.
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Waylander
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Re: Throttle Spring
spring is different if its a turbo or S2
the turbo spring is OMG! 944 423 831 00 £24.14
the turbo spring is OMG! 944 423 831 00 £24.14
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Good to see you back on here Martin .
That was my reaction after ordering with our asking price .
That was my reaction after ordering with our asking price .
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The S2 is £34
1992 968 Coupe Cobalt Blue
1985 Honda VF1000 F2 Bol D'or In Silver
2013 A4 177 TDI Quattro Ibis White
2013 Volvo XC60 D5 brilliant car
1985 Honda VF1000 F2 Bol D'or In Silver
2013 A4 177 TDI Quattro Ibis White
2013 Volvo XC60 D5 brilliant car