As some of you know, I needed work done on the engine of my coach. In
particular, the heads needed valve work. That was all done and it starts
and runs fine. However, when the disassembly was done by my mechanic
friend, I didn't pay attention to how the cruise control cable was attached
to the carb linkage. And now I am paying the price! It appears that it
needs to go on a nub to the right of where the throttle linkage attaches on
my carb. There does not seem to be enough room to put it on the same side
as the throttle and even if there was, the angle and the cruise bracket
seems to cause interference. But if it does go to the otherside, I appear
to have no means to keep it on the nub. That is, there is no leftover clip,
etc. to keep it from bouncing off. So, any suggestions as to how to solve
my problem?
Here is a link to photos on the GMCphoto site showing what I am working
with.

http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/member-galleries/p58382-carb-cruise-cable-connection.html

Thanks in advance for your assistance,

Fay Curtis
1976 Glenbrook know as Tumbleweed
Kneeland, CA
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