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HD5G throttle control lever quit
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    Posted: 28 Jan 2014 at 9:00am
maintaining position. It goes back to idle position if not held externally. I finished my job earlier this week by placing a "stick" between lever and housing (very professional, eh?). I looked in the service manual to see what the inside looks like. Just trying to get a jump on things while too cold to work outside (+8*F this AM), what usually fails inside these things? I'm hoping its just a broken spring.

   
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Two different designs were used on throttle control , both using a friction device to hold position . One is thin pancake appearance and later is thicker unit with a bolt showing on the one edge . ( tighten the bolt some ot increase friction. )
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