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> Throttle Tip in on a six
Nick
post Aug 25 2008, 02:22 PM
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So back from Africa after two years and am enjoying driving the 3.0 conversion, but one thing is bugging me. The throttle is very stiff at tip in making it very hard to drive smoothly. Its a standard six throttle arrangement with bell crank at the tranny then a rod to a bell crank at the CIS throttle. Cable was new three years ago / 5000 miles. No part of the throttle linkage system seems probematic. disconect cable from throttle pedal and it moves freely. The cable looks fine and all the individual bell cranks move smoothly. Any ideas?

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mightyohm
post Aug 25 2008, 03:35 PM
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I put in a new OEM throttle cable a few months ago, and it was very stiff from day 1, but got worse with use. I squirted some tri-flow teflon lubricant spray down the cable and it was a thousand times better, still works great today.
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post Aug 25 2008, 04:08 PM
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QUOTE(jkeyzer @ Aug 25 2008, 05:35 PM) *

I put in a new OEM throttle cable a few months ago, and it was very stiff from day 1, but got worse with use. I squirted some tri-flow teflon lubricant spray down the cable and it was a thousand times better, still works great today.

my first thought LUBE LUBE LUBE. it moves fine when it has no resistance but once you have a load it rubs against the sheath and if its not lubed too good it will stick.
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