ARTAX
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May be nothing but may be something. Found random nut just gently lying beneath Bypass Valve Linkage. Doesn't appear to have come off anything in the immediate vicinity as it is quite small. Any idea? maybe random nut I dropped somehow but wanted to make sure. Also the "DO NOT REMOVE" sticker that was around the edelbrock 2650 blower pulley has been... removed. I know it probably keeps that dust cap in place or helps keep dust out I suppose, where Can I get a replacement or something that won't get sucked up into the bearing itself?
May be nothing but may be something. Found random nut just gently lying beneath Bypass Valve Linkage. Doesn't appear to have come off anything in the immediate vicinity as it is quite small. Any idea? maybe random nut I dropped somehow but wanted to make sure. Also the "DO NOT REMOVE" sticker that was around the edelbrock 2650 blower pulley has been... removed. I know it probably keeps that dust cap in place or helps keep dust out I suppose, where Can I get a replacement or something that won't get sucked up into the bearing itself?
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Appears my set screw nut has been worked loose and the screw itself tapped back into the inlet by the bypass valve/monster torque vibrations.
Luckily saved that nut and trying to put it back on now, need a 6mm thin wrench to get in that tight space.
Looks like the setscrew should sit out about 8 threads from the nut end on my uninstalled unit. Now theres barely any threads left sticking out and the actuator arm is just sitting there freely.
Does anyone have a good picture of where the setscrew should be set about? Going to try and get this within nominal specs.
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