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O'Reilleys has a spring pack that should work for you.  I just bought some for my '55 Thunderbird, and added a second spring for safety.  Joe-JDC

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concoursparts.com, Part No. 9737(AR/BR/CR, depending on specific application). Price: $4.44-$5.95. Note they charge minimum $10/10% for shipping. 
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My 292 is missing the spring that goes from the notch at point A to the hole on notch B.

This keeps correct tension, and I am trying to find the correct springhttp://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/113d1a1c-d318-46cd-85aa-9894.jpg.  Any help would be appreciated.

Just to be clear, this is not the throttle return spring, this spring maintains pressure on the rod running down to the 2-speed transmission of my Edsel.

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