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Larry

08-07-1999 14:35:20




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How to get throttle lever to stay on max setting. Made mistake of wiping the throttle indicator plate with w/oil cloth one day and in spite of wiping dry, the throttle lever will drop back to 75% RPM rather than stay open on last notch.




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JOHN

08-07-1999 17:39:28




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 Re: 8N Throttle Plate in reply to Larry, 08-07-1999 14:35:20  
Hi, Larry:
You didn't cause the problem by wipin the plate with oil. There are (at least) two ways to look at this: one is that the spring for the throttle needs to be adjusted, and the other is that the straitations are old and worn and need to be replaced. You could check the throttle lever itself; the part that contacts the face plate has a little ball (like a ball bearing) and can get worn. These last two items can be remedied (most cheaply) by putting a drop of weld on the lever on the part that contacts the face, and also on the face too. Or you could buy new plate and new throttle arm (lots more $). You might want to do both: check the adjustment and also the throttle arm/plate. Mine was so worn that anything would move the throttle arm (and plus, the spring was too tight).
Good luck with it. JOHN

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