Idle cable replacement...
Idle cable replacement...
Is there anything else I can to McGyver wise to replace my idle cable?
I snapped it today and i'm stuck at 1k rpm and I wanna ride lots asap. Can't find another one for the life of me, or 900rr/F3 ones.
Anyone got an extra one, or have any other way to rig it to work? Yes I tried searching, and like always, got nothing
I snapped it today and i'm stuck at 1k rpm and I wanna ride lots asap. Can't find another one for the life of me, or 900rr/F3 ones.
Anyone got an extra one, or have any other way to rig it to work? Yes I tried searching, and like always, got nothing
Re: Idle cable replacement...
It's only like 18 bucks brand new.. just order a new one
Re: Idle cable replacement...
Originally Posted by nags
It's only like 18 bucks brand new.. just order a new one
I thought of something today and I'm gonna see if I can make a flex/arm linkage system to adjust the screw. This should be interesting...
Re: Idle cable replacement...
If you can get a bolt to go in where the cable was you can always clamp a hose over the top of the bolt and run it to an easily accessed place. I have been rocking out a piece of 5/16 hose on the stock gixxer idle screw since I got it.. no probs at all. Maybe that will help, not sure how big the head it on the bolt going in there. Mine had a finger adjuster on it.
Re: Idle cable replacement...
Done... I made my own. I took the stock bolt/pin and drilled the end out so I could slip in a bicycle brake line (rubber stripped off). It fit super tight and I steel epoxied it, then slipped a hose over it all and wired it down so it won't twist. It wasn't strong enough to turn the screw with the spring on, so I tossed the spring and now it's perfect... 20 dollar backordered part can kiss my ***
Re: Idle cable replacement...
Originally Posted by skidmark
Done... I made my own. I took the stock bolt/pin and drilled the end out so I could slip in a bicycle brake line (rubber stripped off). It fit super tight and I steel epoxied it, then slipped a hose over it all and wired it down so it won't twist. It wasn't strong enough to turn the screw with the spring on, so I tossed the spring and now it's perfect... 20 dollar backordered part can kiss my *** 

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