Cruise Control Installation Instructions

[big iron]

BC,
Your picture is of the first 67 design. There was a factory part revision in 4 6 67 that changed your 3904186 clip to 3919006 clip that is shown in John's picture and was carried over into 68.
Could you show a picture and dimensions of the screw  9418359 that holds the clip to the throttle lever? It is the same for 67 and 68.
Bob

[bc69]

Wished I could. It's not there. They have it just hooked over throttle lever.
Do you have a pic of lever with this type clip installed.

[Oregonjam]

I can shoot my factory installed 68 clip and screw if you would like. Let me know if that would get what you would like.

[big iron]

Good picture in 67 AIM K30 A3. Second design clip but installed the same. Also shows hole location for screw that holds the clip to the throttle lever.

Does anyone have a picture and dimensions of the screw in question? Because of the hole drilled in lever I would think it would be around 1/4-14 tapping screw but just guessing.
Bob

[bc69]

Bob the aim shows a 7/32 in hole in throttle.
Mine has no hole in it at all. I'm not sure how it was secured.
It was just slipped over or saddled from front side. ??

[bc69]

Hey bob google in GM 9418359 and look what pops up

[Oregonjam]

Bob,

Which clip do you have? Installation will depend on that. There are a few that I know off. The plated one pictured below hooks vertically onto the throttle arm. It does not use a screw. This clip design has a larger hole located higher on the part and relies on the throttle lineage pin to go through it with the standard cotter pin to hold it in place.

The other designs used the screw. I do not recall which one I installed after restoring the car. I will check to see if I have the screw. It was a black oxide finish.

[bc69]

John mine is the double pic. 1st round clip I guess as you said.
It does have a bigger hole in clip, but no hole in throttle arm. So this is retained using linkage?

[big iron]

Try this again

BC
This is the first design factory installed clip and is held in place with a screw.
Bob