Throttle linkage spring, for Sprint.
Throttle linkage spring, for Sprint.
Is the spring on the throttle linkage the same for an automatic Sprint and manual, and are they the same as the 1850? Who has the best ones?
Triumph Dolomite Sprint (RNK 957W)
Automatic, porcelain white - 52,820, genuine mileage (warranted).
Built 26/6/1980, 3 previous owners (2 within the same family).
Supplied by Lavender Hill Garage Ltd, Enfield, London, by garage owner Jimmy Metcalfe on 30th September 1980 to Geoffrey Robinson, Enfield, London.
Club Membership No: 2017092
Automatic, porcelain white - 52,820, genuine mileage (warranted).
Built 26/6/1980, 3 previous owners (2 within the same family).
Supplied by Lavender Hill Garage Ltd, Enfield, London, by garage owner Jimmy Metcalfe on 30th September 1980 to Geoffrey Robinson, Enfield, London.
Club Membership No: 2017092
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Re: Throttle linkage spring, for Sprint.
If you mean the spring on the bracket underneath the carbs; where the accelerator cable ends, the parts book has UKC1624 listed for both the 1850 and the Sprint. I can't see any separate part for the automatic.
The 3 springs at the top of the carbs; are 145197 for the 1850 and 159463 for the Sprint.
I don't think there would be any prefered source: it's a spring; a common engineering part.
Tony.
The 3 springs at the top of the carbs; are 145197 for the 1850 and 159463 for the Sprint.
I don't think there would be any prefered source: it's a spring; a common engineering part.
Tony.