Thumb Throttle Switch and Cable

[Quadatic20]

Looking for some assistance -

 

1. Where do I find a TORS 26-28mm throttle cable, cable snapped last weekend. Have the cap kit already with throttle screws...just need a new cable?

 

2. Is the switch wire needed for the thumb throttle?

 

*Had a twist with no switch hooked up, is it needed with the thumb throttlle?????

[XxMeltIcexX]

If your talking about the tors wire that was stock on the thumb throttle, then no.

You say you already have a twist? - Then yould know that the wire is not needed. If your sayign you want to switch back to thumb, just get rid of the wire. (assuming no tors) - and for the cable, i donno, get some new carbs - sell those stockers :biggrin: Infact i have some 34 Pj's if you want them! VERY cheap, let me know.

Eric :beer:

[BellicoseBanshee]

FAST racing!! :thumbsup:

 

http://farmandsandtoys.com/partdetail.asp?partid=140

[Quadatic20]

If your talking about the tors wire that was stock on the thumb throttle, then no.

You say you already have a twist? - Then yould know that the wire is not needed. If your sayign you want to switch back to thumb, just get rid of the wire. (assuming no tors) - and for the cable, i donno, get some new carbs - sell those stockers :biggrin: Infact i have some 34 Pj's if you want them! VERY cheap, let me know.

Eric :beer:

 

 

My bust got Mikuni Carbs (NO TORS) got a new cable...Is there an easy way to install the screws are so small~~~~

 

Also is there a way to control the stuck open throttle issue with NO TORS?

Edited May 31, 2007 by Quadatic20

[BellicoseBanshee]

My bust got Mikuni Carbs (NO TORS) got a new cable...Is there an easy way to install the screws are so small~~~~

 

Also is there a way to control the stuck open throttle issue with NO TORS?

 

There is no way to completely eliminate the possibility of a stuck throttle. However, you can greatly reduce the chances by inspecting and properly maintaining your throttle, cable, and carburetors. Also, make sure the throttle cable is routed correctly, no sharp bends, etc. that may cause binding.