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The throttle cable on my 1600cc Fiat engined 4/4 looks rather home made (but is working ok for now).
Did these cars use a cable from something mass produced (Ford?) or is this a bespoke Morgan part?
Thanks
Jack
1985 4/4 T/C 4 seater Royal Ivory
1934 F Type
2018 Pembleton SuperSport (self built).
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Its probably the original!
Its highly likely to be a bespoke Morgan part due to the peculiar Morgan accelerator pedal
If you fancy making a new one up, Venhill amongst others can provide the materials
Arwyn
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Jack, you could try car builder solutions.
David Byrne
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As stated the pedal end is the important bit. When I had throttle bodies they adapted the original cable at the throttle end (as opposed to pedal end) and I decided to buy a spare cable from Morgan as nothing else would fit.
Keith
Car 54 - 'Le Mans 62' 4/4 Supersport
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