For '96-2000 Throttle Cables

[KENNHON]

after 130,000 miles of TROUBLE free miles[only replaced on fuel pump- AND the current PROBLEM]]. i'm replacing most components- FPR, IAC, flowed and matched injectors[only one not up to 'snuff'!],rerouted fuel inj. supply lines.

 

Everything else was with in OEM spec's. But, my throttle cable is frayed[when i open throttle- it does NOT give WIDE-OPEN throttle!!! how long this was true is unknown. i read post on gas pedal removal. there is no problem removing cable from there, but HOW do U REMOVE throttle cable FROM THROTTLE BODY??????

[Nytemare]

after 130,000 miles of TROUBLE free miles[only replaced on fuel pump- AND the current PROBLEM]]. i'm replacing most components- FPR, IAC, flowed and matched injectors[only one not up to 'snuff'!],rerouted fuel inj. supply lines.

 

Everything else was with in OEM spec's. But, my throttle cable is frayed[when i open throttle- it does NOT give WIDE-OPEN throttle!!! how long this was true is unknown. i read post on gas pedal removal. there is no problem removing cable from there, but HOW do U REMOVE throttle cable FROM THROTTLE BODY??????

Pop up a pic.

It should be clipped on by a little plastic clip...you push it forward and pull sideways. It has a little key hole slot in it that slides over a pin on the throttle plate operating crank.

 

Or it looks like this and you remove it just how it looks here

[KENNHON]

after 130,000 miles of TROUBLE free miles[only replaced on fuel pump- AND the current PROBLEM]]. i'm replacing most components- FPR, IAC, flowed and matched injectors[only one not up to 'snuff'!],rerouted fuel inj. supply lines.

 

Everything else was with in OEM spec's. But, my throttle cable is frayed[when i open throttle- it does NOT give WIDE-OPEN throttle!!! how long this was true is unknown. i read post on gas pedal removal. there is no problem removing cable from there, but HOW do U REMOVE throttle cable FROM THROTTLE BODY??????

Pop up a pic.

It should be clipped on by a little plastic clip...you push it forward and pull sideways. It has a little key hole slot in it that slides over a pin on the throttle plate operating crank.

 

Or it looks like this and you remove it just how it looks here

 

 

thanks, does not look like one i have, but we'll see

[KENNHON]

after 130,000 miles of TROUBLE free miles[only replaced on fuel pump- AND the current PROBLEM]]. i'm replacing most components- FPR, IAC, flowed and matched injectors[only one not up to 'snuff'!],rerouted fuel inj. supply lines.

 

Everything else was with in OEM spec's. But, my throttle cable is frayed[when i open throttle- it does NOT give WIDE-OPEN throttle!!! how long this was true is unknown. i read post on gas pedal removal. there is no problem removing cable from there, but HOW do U REMOVE throttle cable FROM THROTTLE BODY??????

Pop up a pic.

It should be clipped on by a little plastic clip...you push it forward and pull sideways. It has a little key hole slot in it that slides over a pin on the throttle plate operating crank.

 

Or it looks like this and you remove it just how it looks here

 

 

thanks, does not look like one i have, but we'll see

 

Well, i called NAPA,etc. NONE avail. called motorcycle shops[2 out of biz--down here they are 'parts changers' NOT mechanics!!!---so i called dealer... NONE available in florida!!!! they tracked ONE down in Charlotte, North Carolina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! as easy as cables get frayed--- i THOUGHT this would be EASY! SURPRISE,SURPRISE!!!!!!!!!!