Cable operated cable accuator
Im glad I made the switch, the only negative I have is it not engaging while sitting still. So what I learned (the hard way) is engage it LONG before you need it. And I definitely like having 2low!
There are some out there on the web, for right around 2 bills. Or, I have heard tell of folks doing their own with a locking throttle cable from NAPA...... Might even be a DIY out there somewhere for it.
Posi-loc. (yeah, that's it....) Strikes me as a Great Idea. (yes, with capital letters....)
Posi-loc. (yeah, that's it....) Strikes me as a Great Idea. (yes, with capital letters....)
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I found the leak on the lines and getting vacume but nothing to the front end oslo I'm assuming it's the acuator the prongs sticking off u put the vacume lined on are kinda rusted on the inside of them so I'm guessing it's messed up and not working
yep, that's what they do best.
if you want to fix it, its pretty simple inside. PB Blaster the 4 little break-prone bolts for several days. put a catch pan under the cad and remove it. about a cup or less of gear oil will drain out. take the cad to the work bench for repair. note the orientation of the bend in the fork!!! rig up a vac source to the ports and test it. if it doesn't slide the fork back and forth - that's your problem. remove the e-clips and inspect/clean the sticky-prone shaft. get it working on the bench, then re-install. remove the old gasket and reseal with RTV.
after you fix it a couple of times and get tired of working on it, get a posilok cable.
if you want to fix it, its pretty simple inside. PB Blaster the 4 little break-prone bolts for several days. put a catch pan under the cad and remove it. about a cup or less of gear oil will drain out. take the cad to the work bench for repair. note the orientation of the bend in the fork!!! rig up a vac source to the ports and test it. if it doesn't slide the fork back and forth - that's your problem. remove the e-clips and inspect/clean the sticky-prone shaft. get it working on the bench, then re-install. remove the old gasket and reseal with RTV.
after you fix it a couple of times and get tired of working on it, get a posilok cable.







