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    Posted: 21 July 2017 at 12:25am
only short runs to work. 1 1/2 miles one way.. didnt pull.
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Didn't the jeep pull bad to the left with a brake dragging that bad, burning brake lining has a very distinctive smell too.
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Can't pull hills w/brakes 1/4 on.. Good on ya for checking other suspect systems..
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Good to hear.  Now get out and enjoy it.
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glad you were able to correct some issues. Good luck with it. 

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Put throttle linkage screw back in center hole. Adjusted throttle linkage rod accordingly (forgot that part yesterday). Returned and set fuel mix for sweet spot. Found front drivers wheel brake dragging bad. Adjusted correctly. Test ride went great. Took hill in second gear that I couldn't make in first yesterday!. Thanks again for all your help
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Thanks for the suggestions. Gonna put her up on 4 jack stands and roll each wheel see if anything shows.
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I flat tow my Jeep and I get out about every hour to check things so check every brake drum. I no longer have a parking brake so that is out of the question. I sort of removed the drum on a tree stump years ago.
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Take it for another run and then touch all the brake drums inc handbrake drum, if hot then they are over adjusted....robbing lots of HP that you never had in the first place
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Thanks for the reply. When pulling her back up my driveway (a hill) I stopped at the crest and she did not roll backwards. So it seems I may have a brake hanging up somewhere. Will check that out tomorrow. 
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this could be at least part of your issue. Look at the pictures above. First one is using the bottom hole, second is using the middle hole. Note that when using the bottom hole the butterfly is not fully open at full throttle. The butterfly is in line with the wide part of the throttle body shaft.

I'm not sure what would cause the fast idle unless you need to back off the idle adjustment screw some. It would need to be set back when changing the screw location. 

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Moved screw to center hole and now she wants to run at 4000rpms. Put it back to bottom hole
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at work now but will check tomorrow. Thanks.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote RSR_MK Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 July 2017 at 9:56pm
one issue I have seen more than once is this screw that attaches the throttle linkage to the butterfly. 



It can be making poor contact and cause a partially opened throttle. This is a poor example but one I have on the shelf. The screw should have a pin on the end to fit in the linkage that your foot feed connects to. 

I have found the center hole to be the one to use in all cases so far, others may differ on that.

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2X on JPET suggustion - Have an assistant push down on the accelerator with the choke open.  Check to make sure the throttle plate opens all the way up.  If not adjust the linkage form the accelerator that attaches the carburetor.

Then check to see what you can get on the vacuum gauge at 2,000 RPMs assuming you can were not getting to 2 grand before.  
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No. Will check that tomorrow
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Originally posted by Nobodyjeff5888 Nobodyjeff5888 wrote:

Ok checked and found throttle linkage was missing a cater pin behind the motor. Ended up drilling hole thru firewall to replace it. Helped some but still not enough power to start out on steep hill......
So now I assume you have checked and the butterfly is opening all the way when the pedal is pushed? ...(not just when you hand pull the linkage).
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