Введение
This is actually a reverse teardown -- a build-up, you could say -- of a Suzuki FA50's throttle cable. This was the best method I could think of to describe the stuck throttle cable problem I've been experiencing with my moped.
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Here is the assembled throttle cable. It seems to be assembled correctly, but certainly does not function properly.
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The throttle parts.
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The only logical way for me to assemble these parts were:
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Insert needle into gold-colored cylinder.
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Insert retaining clip on top of needle.
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Then compress and insert the spring (see following steps on how the spring was inserted).
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To assemble the throttle cable:
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I first use a pair of needle-nose pliers to compress the spring as much as I can.
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This allows me to insert the throttle cable into the gold-colored cylinder without having to meddle with the spring too much.
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I attach the throttle cable to the bottom of the gold cylinder and then route it through the cylinder's side slot.
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The alternate view (picture 2) shows how everything looks internally.
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After the throttle cable is in place, I let go of the spring into the cylinder.
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I'm simulating screwing on the throttle to the carburetor by compressing the gold cylinder against the gray cap. As you can see, the spring compresses, and the throttle cable pops outward.
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When I twist the moped's throttle, the throttle cable goes inwards. I believe this is the desired action for the cable.
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There are two problems, however:
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Nothing pushes the throttle cable back out when I release the moped's throttle.
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The throttle needle does not move, but to my understanding it should go upward when I apply the throttle.
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Please check out my Answers question if you can help me solve this problem! Thanks a lot!
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