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101sr problem

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Luke Haefs

07-14-2006 16:54:30




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I have a problem with the govenor on my 101 sr. If I move the throttle one or two notches from idle it will raise the rpm to about full throttle.




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Dave_Id

07-14-2006 18:38:22




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 Re: 101sr problem in reply to Luke Haefs, 07-14-2006 16:54:30  
You'll have to remove the governor and take it apart. There is a pin there that is probably sheered, a common problem with the F226. I had two, and both were sheared.



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Luke Haefs

07-15-2006 07:29:21




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 Re: 101sr problem in reply to Dave_Id, 07-14-2006 18:38:22  
Dave Is the governor in time with the motor? And were is the pin located?



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Dave_Id

07-15-2006 15:13:21




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 Re: 101sr problem in reply to Luke Haefs, 07-15-2006 07:29:21  
No, it is not timed, and when you get it apart, you'll see the pin if it's sheared. Don't be hesitant to take it apart, it is probably one of the simplest governors I have ever seen.



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Luke Haefs

07-16-2006 08:27:49




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 Re: 101sr problem in reply to Dave_Id, 07-15-2006 15:13:21  
Dave
There is nothing sheared off in the governor. But the rod that attaches to the carb. Hit�s the steering shaft before it engages the governor.



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