Question about 1996 Suzuki VS 1400 Intruder
How do I separate the throttle cable joint and disconnect the 2 carb throttle cables @
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How To Adjust Throttle Cables Like Pro
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Posted on Mar 10, 2019
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: need schematics
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Posted on Jun 20, 2009
SOURCE: DRZ250 2007. throttle sticks momentarily
To eliminate which is causing the sticking:
Remove cable lug from throttle tube and roll throttle back and forth with 1 finger. It should roll very easily.
Now with cable still undone from the tube, grasp the cable lug and pull it straight out and slowly feed it back into the cable sheath. If it sticks, then remove carb and top of carb. Leave slide attached to cable and pull the cable out by the lug like you did before. Watch the spring compress and extend as you slowly let it back out. if it sticks again this time, you mostly likely have a single broken strand that is snagging on the coil shaped section of the sheath. If not, then you have an issue with the slide not freely traveling in the tracks, or the main jet needle not smoothly reinserting into the hole of the main jet.
Back to the very first test. If the throtle tube stuck at any point with the cable unattached, remove the rubber grip and check for cracks or breaks in the plastic throttle tube. With the rubber grip removed, and tube still attached roll it again with one finger. If it moves easily, take a look at the large round part of the grip. was it rubbing on the housing of the brake reservior?
let me know what you find, well get it figured out. - astrawoid
Posted on Dec 10, 2010
SOURCE: throttle not moving,cables seem free, butterfly in
Try spraying the throttle shafts liberally with penetrating oil while gently moving the hand grip. Try some lubricant down the cable as well - just in case.
Posted on Feb 19, 2011
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