I have a 1977 Suzuki TS185 and the throttle sticks; the physical throttle does not stick, I just get really high RPM even if I can move the throttle back and forth. The carb is super clean, the throttle cable is lubed, and I cleaned up under the actual throttle handle. I've checked the jet and it is clear.
Any help would be super!
Thanks, Robin :)
Could be 2 things to look at first.1 the idle adjusting screw has been screwed in to far and is holding the throttle slide open.The other is an air leak between the carby and the motor resulting in the air/fuel mixture being to lean.This would cause the revs of the engine to be to high.Check these 2 things.Hope this helps
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