I'm running an OBD1 TB and E34 throttle cable, and with it as loose as it needs to be for an appropriate idle the actual aluminum 90-bend at the TB is basically against the (E32/iX) brake booster. This is cocking the cable at maybe 15-20 degrees relative to its vector from attachment to actual throttle lever... if that makes sense. Is something wrong here? OBD2 TB have better fitment? I also have a funny idle condition where it will be too high at times (900ish) but returns to normal if I pull back on the pedal, as if it's sticking on the last 2-5%. The cable is new. Thoughts?
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What's the deal with OBD1 vs. OBD2 TBs? How's everyone's throttle cable fitment?
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I use an E34 cable with an OBD1 TB.
I shaved some of the meat from the rubber anchor grommet so that the threaded plastic sleeve of the cable has more penetration and allows for a little slack when the butterfly valve is at idle rest position.
You could also try bending the anchor bracket on the TB a little further away from the fire wall. I did not do this , as shaving the grommet was satisfactory for my use.
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