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Old 10-06-2008, 04:30 PM   #11
Easy Rider
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Re: Starter Plunger Cable Problems

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Originally Posted by Canuck
If I have that clutch in on Neutral and turn the throttle abit its like i have the starter plunger lever down all the way and Wide Open at the Carburator.. until i twist the idle adjustment way down.
This is really not that complicated a mechanism....the throttle, that is.
Like I was trying to tell you before, you should NOT be screwing with the idle adjustment screw; doing so is just complicating matters.
If everything is working right, the throttle return spring should close the throttle against the adjustment stop whenever you release the throttle. Even if that doesn't happen, you should be able to twist the throtte in the closed direction and MAKE it slow down. If that doesn't happen, then you have a problem with the throttle cables, spring or sticking parts on the carb.

In any case, nothing you do with the clutch lever should have any effect on the idle speed.......unless you are mechanically moving the choke lever or cable at the same time.

And yes, I agree with you that you need some experienced help. Either you don't fully understand what is going on or you are just having trouble explaining it. Either way, I don't think forum messages are going to help much.
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