Re: [doc] Throttle Cable Replacement.......

[Martin Gutkowski <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

When removing the old one, be careful to cleanly cut the end at the 
throttle before pulling it through. If there're any frayed ends, they 
can break of inside the sleeve and prevent the new one being threaded 
in. Just a warning

Martin

Richard Hutchinson wrote:

>The bobble on the spool end is just to stop the wires fraying I guess,
>mine doesn't have one - use lots of heat, and just solder the tip
>
>The cable takes quite a convoluted route, use light oil along the
>wire...
>
>No idea how much, I've not replaced mine, but it's the same wire as for
>the bonnet catch. Get 5m it's cheap enough, then you'll have spare for
>bonnet too :)
>
>Rich H
>DOC 365 VIN 1274
>
>  
>




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