Carb Cables???
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Carb Cables???
If you do want to remove the carb completely though the accelerator cable which is the uppermost cable can be rmoved by pulling out the entire carb throttle valve. It comes out of the center of the carb by unscrewing the whole top assembly from the carb. That's the center cap that the cable screws down into. You don't need to mess with the adjustment nuts or you'll have to readjust those once you put it back together. You'll probably want to readjust those a little anyway if you have the entire carb out.
To remove the other cable which is the choke cable just loosen the larger nut on the bottom of the cable where it enters the carb and the choke valve will then come out.
If you're not comfortable messing with the adjusting nuts on the cables then you might be better off just rotating the carb to get to the jet like modqaud suggested.
To remove the other cable which is the choke cable just loosen the larger nut on the bottom of the cable where it enters the carb and the choke valve will then come out.
If you're not comfortable messing with the adjusting nuts on the cables then you might be better off just rotating the carb to get to the jet like modqaud suggested.
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Carb Cables???
"To remove the other cable which is the choke cable just loosen the larger nut on the bottom of the cable where it enters the carb and the choke valve will then come out.
If you're not comfortable messing with the adjusting nuts on the cables then you might be better off just rotating the carb to get to the jet like modqaud suggested."
To remove the throttle cable I removed the 3 screws from the side cover, opened the throttle wide open and slipped the cable around and removed the stopper and unhooked the cable and then screwed it out of the carb. Very simple if you have small fingers otherwise get the wife. *L*
Did anyone else have a really hard time removing the 4 float bowl screws and the 2 top screws on the carb? I had major problems and had to bring out the power tools. Tim the Tool man would of loved me.
If you're not comfortable messing with the adjusting nuts on the cables then you might be better off just rotating the carb to get to the jet like modqaud suggested."
To remove the throttle cable I removed the 3 screws from the side cover, opened the throttle wide open and slipped the cable around and removed the stopper and unhooked the cable and then screwed it out of the carb. Very simple if you have small fingers otherwise get the wife. *L*
Did anyone else have a really hard time removing the 4 float bowl screws and the 2 top screws on the carb? I had major problems and had to bring out the power tools. Tim the Tool man would of loved me.
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Carb Cables???
To remove the throttle cable I removed the 3 screws from the side cover, opened the throttle wide
open and slipped the cable around and removed the stopper and unhooked the cable and then screwed it out of the carb. Very simple if you have small fingers otherwise get the wife. *L*
open and slipped the cable around and removed the stopper and unhooked the cable and then screwed it out of the carb. Very simple if you have small fingers otherwise get the wife. *L*
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