Thottle cable to carb trouble

Prettyboy · #1 10-10-2009, 04:39 PM

My throttle cable was working perfectly until I stupidly unscrewed the top of the carb and I guess I messed it up. I put together like I think it's supposed to go

This Pin

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Then this silver spacer thing on top

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Then in

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I threaded the wire through the spring, put it in the cylinder piece then put the end of the cable through the little opening

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But when I pull the throttle it just pulls up and doesn't pull back

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If someone could help me and rid me of further frustration that would be great.

Hot Wheels · #2 10-10-2009, 05:22 PM

HI,EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD. THE ONLY THING I CAN THINK OF IS MAKE SURE THE SPRING IT'S SITTING FLAT IT IN THE CYLINDER AND NOT CAUGHT UP ON THE CABLE, THAT HAPPENED TO ME WHEN I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. IF IT IS SEATED RIGHT CHECK AT THE THROTTLE TO SEE IF THE CABLE END IS STILL IN THE HOLE. HOPE YOUR RUNNING SOON !

Prettyboy · #3 10-10-2009, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Hot Wheels

HI,EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD. THE ONLY THING I CAN THINK OF IS MAKE SURE THE SPRING IT'S SITTING FLAT IT IN THE CYLINDER AND NOT CAUGHT UP ON THE CABLE, THAT HAPPENED TO ME WHEN I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. IF IT IS SEATED RIGHT CHECK AT THE THROTTLE TO SEE IF THE CABLE END IS STILL IN THE HOLE. HOPE YOUR RUNNING SOON !

The spring is flat but I just don't see what pulls up the pin because theres nothing pulling on the silver spacer thing. It's just stuck in the little area where the cable head seems it should be.

Hot Wheels · #4 10-10-2009, 06:01 PM

the cable end should be caught under the barrel. the silver spacer is there to hold the needle valve down and the spring holds down the silver spacer.

Prettyboy · #5 10-10-2009, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Hot Wheels

the cable end should be caught under the barrel. the silver spacer is there to hold the needle valve down and the spring holds down the silver spacer.

Yes ok but doesn't something get pulled and released that compresses the spring. The throttle cable just pulls and doens't return I feel like I'm missing a part because I have it together and it still doens't work.

Prettyboy · #6 10-11-2009, 11:36 AM

I think I realized my problem

This silver cylinder thing

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is supposed to move up

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and down?

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But I don't think mine does or maybe it isn't just lubed up enough?

bseelbach · #7 10-11-2009, 12:26 PM

Your pictures won't load but I suspect you have the order correct. Throttle end through the cap, through the spring then through the slot on C clip and E clip (on pin) then through carb slide.

I suspect that your problem is orientation of carb slide. Make sure the slot in the carb slide is aligned with the pin inside the carb. Assemble it wrong and it will technically go together but not work properly. Carb slide will be locked up resulting in WOT and no throttle return.

Bikeguy Joe · #8 10-11-2009, 05:17 PM

Also, I have had to sand down a few slides that were just too tight.

Prettyboy · #9 10-11-2009, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by bseelbach

Your pictures won't load but I suspect you have the order correct. Throttle end through the cap, through the spring then through the slot on C clip and E clip (on pin) then through carb slide.

I suspect that your problem is orientation of carb slide. Make sure the slot in the carb slide is aligned with the pin inside the carb. Assemble it wrong and it will technically go together but not work properly. Carb slide will be locked up resulting in WOT and no throttle return.

Yeah I think I did it right but I gotta find some lube for it and it was workig fine before so I don't think it's too tight but I could be wrong.

Junster · #10 10-13-2009, 03:25 AM

There is a pin inside the carb neck. There is a slot down the side of the carb slide. When you put the slide in the carb the slot has to line up with the pin. Put the slide in the carb and rotate the slide till you feel it drop down over the pin. Look thru the carb to make sure the slide is all the way down closeing the carb throat before you screw the top on.