Throttle linkage.
Throttle linkage.
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jmorgan

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36,010 posts

313 months

Sunday 30th April 2006
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OK, replaced old with a new one but this bit is a tad puzzling. Whilst I have adjusted the slack out and it is nice and responsive now, all that this adjustment seems to do is alter the peddle travel? Any pearls of wisdom?

GreenV8S

31,017 posts

313 months

Sunday 30th April 2006
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Yes, all that does is adjust the pedal height.

The throttle plate travel is set by the throttle stop on the throttle housing, but there shouldn't be any need to change this just because you've replaced the cable.

jmorgan

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36,010 posts

313 months

Sunday 30th April 2006
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Ta.

leorest

2,346 posts

268 months

Monday 1st May 2006
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I've only ever had one return spring. I note in your picture it shows two which are different in size. What should they have? Do I need another one?

jmorgan

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36,010 posts

313 months

Monday 1st May 2006
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It was set up when I had it rebuilt, so not sure why. Sort of assumed they were different because that was what was available rather than getting them to match?

blaineuk

2,615 posts

276 months

Monday 1st May 2006
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the thinner spring is the new version, not as strong as the old ones, but they come in packs of 4 so you can use more.

JR

14,332 posts

287 months

Tuesday 2nd May 2006
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It's a safety device, common in racing, just in case one snaps.

jmorgan

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36,010 posts

313 months

Tuesday 2nd May 2006
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Ah. Learn something new everyday.