RE: Ham handed mechanic on duty!

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Those small parts must go into some sort of cosmic black hole. ;-) 

Sometimes you can get a big manly magnet and do a sweep around the 
manifolds, subframe, etc. and have the missing clips reappear. (Do under 
the car too.) 

Gary H. 


bschleic57@..... wrote:
> In the process of changing the carb on my Dodge's 383  engine so i can 
> get the NOM carb rebuilt, I managed to lose both the spring clip that 
> holds the choke thermostat rod to the choke lever AND the little clip 
> that holds the kickdown lever and washer to the throttle lever stud.  
> Any one got a source of these, I could use a few.
<snip>

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