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hollandhill |
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I had my throttle cable replaced because it was very sticky and quite ratty. Action is much smother now, but when I depress clutch it hangs up on throttle for just a second. Has this happend to any one. Can I adjust pedal assembly to put some room between the two cable ends??
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Rand |
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It didn't do this before? So the hardware on the end of the new cable is larger than the old one? What brand is the new cable?
On mine, where the cables attach to the levers, the clutch movement passes directly below the throttle. The clearance is close, so I could see if the terminating connector widget or the lock nut was larger in diameter it could hit. How hard is it hitting? If just barely nicking, maybe you could just grind a little off. Need to see it. Can you post a photo? You said you "had it replaced." I second the motion to take it back if you paid for this job. |
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