i have some slack on the throttle cable & cant figure out this locking mechanism to tighten it
does someone know how to release it so can make adjustment ??
thanks in advance
throttle cable
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throttle cable
upon finishing the fuel filter ( what a nasty job that was )
i have some slack on the throttle cable & cant figure out this locking mechanism to tighten it
does someone know how to release it so can make adjustment ??
thanks in advance
i have some slack on the throttle cable & cant figure out this locking mechanism to tighten it
does someone know how to release it so can make adjustment ??
thanks in advance
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Re: throttle cable
The easiest way to get to the fuel filter, is through the wheel arch, by removing the splash guardpaulinpoole wrote: ↑Mon Aug 11, 2025 4:43 pmupon finishing the fuel filter ( what a nasty job that was )
i have some slack on the throttle cable & cant figure out this locking mechanism to tighten it
does someone know how to release it so can make adjustment ??
thanks in advance
Kit
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Re: throttle cable
Thanks Duncan,I will remember that for next time 
do you know how to adjust the throttle cable ?
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Re: throttle cable
For future reference,anyone who needs it :
1 pull out then pull up the little white clip & it comes off
2 you can then turn the part with arrow on 180degrees
This frees the cable
3 slightly pull on cable before spring ( to take off the slack)
While holding cable turn the black part with arrow on 180 Degrees back to where it was this grips a new position, then to replace the small white clip.
maybe it’s a fluke but it worked for me
Hope it helps someone
1 pull out then pull up the little white clip & it comes off
2 you can then turn the part with arrow on 180degrees
This frees the cable
3 slightly pull on cable before spring ( to take off the slack)
While holding cable turn the black part with arrow on 180 Degrees back to where it was this grips a new position, then to replace the small white clip.
maybe it’s a fluke but it worked for me
Hope it helps someone
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