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09-17-2024, 03:29 PM
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XT2 LX46 fuel injection throttle cable
Hi
this is my first post, Ive owned my LX46 for almost 3years . The throttle cable was binding , would not go to high engine speed. Replaced the throttle cable with a factory part, it worked for a 1/2 hour then would not go to high engine speed, binding again. I can take pliers and move the linkage to go too high speed. this is the fuel injected engine. Thank you for the help! 
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09-27-2024, 02:22 PM
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Same
I am having the same exact problem. It’s almost as if the throttle cable does not have enough power to push the flange all the way out. I tried every configuration of springs and butterfly holes and screw adjustments. Only works if you push it far enough for main spring to lock into place.
Does any one have a diagram of the throttle flange area? I can not locate one anywhere to ensure all springs are correct. Could the springs be bad, even if they can hold tension when pushed to full throttle??
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11-02-2024, 07:54 PM
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same here
I have the slx50 with the efi engine. The first cable went after two years got 2 years out of another. Now i just ordered a third. 50$ a piece . Havent figured out what binds these. The only thing is the guts are metal on plastic and it just wears out and it decides its done.
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