As Minn flyer suggested yes just ream it out a bit. One big caution here though: Never, never ever use a metal clevis on a metal throttle arm. Use only a plastic clevis on a metal arm Also avoid like the plague an 'S' bend or an Easy just. Metal to metal on a throttle arm at this high vibration point will (not may) produce RF interferance when the hole and pin wear sufficiently to start resonating. Lots of aircraft have been lost to this.