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> Accelerator cable, Collapsing at the cluster
74ravenna
post Jun 29 2016, 04:20 PM
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Hi,

In the process of an engine swap. I went from FI to carbs.
I was able to connect the accelerator cable to the pulley at the engine/carbs but at the pedal cluster the cable collapses.
It looks like a Fork Bolt (Haynes parts breakdown) is supposed to slide over the cable somehow.
Is that correct?

My far-sightedness certainly makes it challenging!

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Steve
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rhodyguy
post Jun 30 2016, 06:34 AM
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Thank you for clarifying the use of the tangerine system John.

Is is possible you wrapped the cable around the master pulley in the wrong direction?
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post Jun 30 2016, 08:21 AM
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QUOTE(rhodyguy @ Jun 30 2016, 08:34 AM) *

Thank you for clarifying the use of the tangerine system John.

Is is possible you wrapped the cable around the master pulley in the wrong direction?


I went over the top of the pulley. Basically I just copied what was already there.
Part of the cable was there from when John sold it to me so I only had to loosen the set screw and install my existing cable.
It was such a simple procedure I really didn't think it through, I had a little free time and wanted to finish one of the items on my list and that seemed so simple.
I should've paid a little more attention and thought it thru before I started.
My guess is, I have to go back to the pulley and take up some of the cable.

Lesson here is don't take anything for granted!

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