CAUTION
The clutch lever has two sets of terminal holes
on each end (See Clutch Lever Drawing). Use
the inner hole for 1-1/8" travel (required for
electric switch). Use the outer hole for 2-3/4”
travel
(standard
required
by
most
transmissions).
6.
Securely fasten clutch cable to housing (13) using cable clamp
(25) and screws (31).
CAUTION
Be sure key on the underside of cable clamp is
seated in the groove of cable hub.
3. Connect Throttle Cable to Control Head
IMPORTANT
Be sure the control head is correctly
assembled for PUSH-TO-OPEN or PULL-TO-
OPEN throttle operation as required (see
Figure 4). If necessary. modify as follows:
(a)
Remove screws (30) and lockwashers (9) from retainer plate
(27). Also remove screw (18), shoulder bushing (29), collar
(24) and stopnut (23) from swivel bracket (28).
(b)
Rotate retainer plate 180 so V-point is Down for Pull or Up
for Push. Then replace screws (30) and lockwashers (9).
Insert screw, shoulder bushing and swivel bracket into
retainer plate link (27) hole and housing slot. Replace collar
and stopnut.
(c)
Move hand lever from neutral and loosen setscrew (19).
Return hand lever to neutral and remove from control.
(d)
Press spring-loaded throttle lever toward outside of housing
until pin (15) is clear of keyway. Rotate throttle lever 180
until pin snaps back into keyway. Replace control hand
lever and tighten setscrew.
1.
Screw throttle terminal (4) onto cable rod until 1/8" of the rod
shows through terminal. Hold terminal securely to prevent it from
turning and tighten cable nut against terminal.
2.
Apply lubricant and place terminal (4), flatwasher (24), and
retaining ring (3) on throttle arm (5).
3.
Securely fasten throttle cable to swivel bracket (28), using cable
clamp (25) and screws (31). Be sure key on underside of cable
clamp is seated in groove of cable hub.
4.
Control should appear as shown in Figure 4 for proper throttle
operation.
5.
Reassemble control head.
4. Install Control Cables
1.
Run the two cables into the cutout, down through the column and
to the engine.
