How the throttle cable connect to carburator - Motorcycles

either disconnected or broken at carb or trigger

Loosen the throttle cable and the idle cable (return cable) adjusters. Reconnect both cables and the readjust them. Make sure the throttle operates freely as it's suppose to operate.

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Steve

The throttle cable does not connect to the carburator. The round end of the cable pushes on the throttle plate arm. The cable is spring loaded and returns when you let off the throttle. The throttle plate arm on the carb is connected to the governor- the plastic vane that fits in the slot in the engine top cowl and sticks up into the cowl- by a spring. The air that is moved by the fan on top of the engine pushes on the governor and brings the engine speed down when you let off the throttle on the handle.

on your throttle body the butterfly( think of a carburator) there is the throttle cable attached to it there before the the throttle body is a adjustor on the cable will require 2 wrenchs

It's actually a combination of both. There should be a small rod at one side of a small plate, (which acts like a cam) and a spring on the other side. The throttle cable pulls the plate and rod, expanding the spring at the same time. When the cable is relaxed the springs pulls the linkage back.

The carburator end...you will need to remove the seat and gas tank.The top of the carb will turn off counter clockwise, then you can pull the "slide" up out of the carburator. Note which is the front for re-assemble. There is a spring between the slide and cap, and look into the slide to see if your cable clips in, or may have a phillips screw and plate to remove to get the cable free. I use needle nose pliers to hold the spring back to remove and replace the cable.
The throttle end is easier. Remove the plastic cap and unthread the adjusting worm nut. The cable end "ball" will come out with the help of needle nose pliers also. Pull the cable slack up to rotate the "ball" out of the throttle tube.
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Take off the two scress that bind the throttle to the shaft, within the throttle you will see your cable at the hand lever end. The cable will slide out of a hole in the lever. The other end is attached to the carburator by a little ben in the wire. Use needlenose plyers to remove from the throttle body of the carburator, replace as dismantled. Your good to go.

remove the top of the carburator, compress the spring on the jet, you will see the end of the throttle cable, unhook it from the holder, unthread the top of the cable from the carburator, pull the cable out. Now it is disconnected from the carburator, now disconnect from the throttle handle by removing the the two screws on the handle, unscrew the adjustment, then detach the cable. Replace in repeat order.

unscrew the top of the carburator and see if the spring is compressed when turning the throttle. If this has been done, you can reattach if not broken, if so replace cable. You might check that the throttle was replaced into the carburator the proper way, it can be 180 degrees out.

This is due to the throttle flap sticking within the throttle body. The throttle flap is operated by the accelerator cable which turns the semicircular control on the throttle body. Remove the air hose to get access to the throttle body. Use carburetor cleaner to clean out where the flap sits in the body. There'll be lots of black gunk to remove with cleaner on a clean cloth. Reassemble and no more sticking accelerator.