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Help Throttle cables

Discussion in 'Kawasaki 250cc In-line 4's' started by benpayne92, Nov 24, 2014.

  1. benpayne92

    benpayne92 Active Member Premium Member Contributing Member

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    Hey all any tricks to putting the throttle cables back on i can get one on but the second one just doesnt seem long enough? any ideas? cheers
     
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    Phil Senior Member Contributing Member

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    Do you have the old one to compare ??? Have you followed the exact route the old one came through???
    From memory it is a push / pull system. Goes from throttle tube to a junction on the inner side of the frame then onto the carbs...I think !!
    If you have the old one do a quick check for length, you'll soon know. Sorry I can't add anything further.
     
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    Undo the bracket on the side of the carbs , makes it very easy to fit
     
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    i just took the throttle assembly and switch block off the clip on... always word for me..
     
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