throttle linkage DIY'ers, quick question...
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throttle linkage DIY'ers, quick question...
ok, i finally went in to do the throttle linkage DIY mod. but i just was about to start when i realized there is 2 linkages that go to the TB. one goes to the bronze/gold colored wheel, and the other goes to a black colored rotator with a stopper... heres a pic i just took.
the green arrow points to the one to the gold wheel and the red arrow points to the black wheel.
i would assume that its the gold wheel cable that needs the adjusting, since that what usually controls the butterfly valve. but i'm just double checking.
... ok so i do is loosen the nut on the left of the bracket, then tighten the one on the right, correct? the cable is connected to the black boot-like assembly with the threads, right? so if you just thread the bolts up it'll move the assmbly away from the TB and tighten the cable, right?
the green arrow points to the one to the gold wheel and the red arrow points to the black wheel.
i would assume that its the gold wheel cable that needs the adjusting, since that what usually controls the butterfly valve. but i'm just double checking.
... ok so i do is loosen the nut on the left of the bracket, then tighten the one on the right, correct? the cable is connected to the black boot-like assembly with the threads, right? so if you just thread the bolts up it'll move the assmbly away from the TB and tighten the cable, right?
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You will figure it out...just push the cable with your finger to see if its getting tighter
You will figure it out...just push the cable with your finger to see if its getting tighter
ok, but which cable linkage assembly is it? the red or green arrow?
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