March 12, 200818 yr comment_233036 Hey guys, Dunno whether this happens to any one else, but occasionally my throttle becomes a mind of its own, when I flatten it to the floor, sometimes it will stay there and takes 1 or 2 hard quick taps to release it from being stuck, anyone else find this a problem? If so how do I go about fixing it? I tried searching found nothing. Thanks all. Reg Report
March 12, 200818 yr comment_233041 Check your throttle cable, and carb linkages. You may have a frayed cable. Report
March 12, 200818 yr comment_233042 Maybe yr accelerator cable is frayed?? that would cause it! Also it could be your needle and seat in yr carby? might not be closing up properly Report
March 12, 200818 yr Author comment_233043 Thanks for the replys!, Checked the cable, cable is in great nick, needle and seat should be okay, just got the carby reconditioned a little over 3 months ago, but I did loose the spring that operates the accelerator plunger thing, but I replaced it with one I found, maybe thats the problem? Dunno Thanks guys Reg Report
March 13, 200818 yr comment_233046 Maybe try adding an extra throttle return spring, and oil the carb linkages. Edited March 13, 200818 yr by Felix Report
March 13, 200818 yr comment_233061 Had a 3k-b set up that did the same. We had cut and shut the carby linkages so the early twin links would fit later model carbies. Found out that a bit of weld spatter would stick open the carbies at anything over two thirds throttle. Scared the shit out of me the first time it happened. 5k's are tough - handled a 8000rpm+ buzz with no issues. Probally doesn't help you though. Report
March 13, 200818 yr comment_233125 be careful fitting extra retur springs as it will make the htrottle hard to mobulate if it is too stiff. I know this cause I had to run two on each carby to satisfy the scruitineers. To strong on the springs and you will have probs moving the pedal. Report
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