Throttle Setting

Discussion in 'Technical Help' started by Dave Teece, Feb 3, 2024.

  1. Dave Teece

    Dave Teece Well-Known Member

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    That's better. Just waiting on a new cover gasket. Had to give the cable clamp a fettle with a file, some of the edges were quite sharp.

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  2. Dave Teece

    Dave Teece Well-Known Member

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    All buttoned up and back in action.

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  3. Dave Teece

    Dave Teece Well-Known Member

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    WTF! Who do I have to blow to catch a break?? Just got home from work and notice this as I'm locking up.

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  4. Pegscraper

    Pegscraper Elite Member

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    Did you use any silicone RTV on the cable grommet?
     
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  5. Dave Teece

    Dave Teece Well-Known Member

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    The annoying thing is, that seemed like the one place it wouldn't get by! No, I didn't ☹
     
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  6. Eldon

    Eldon Elite Member

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    Its a regular leak point and my 675 has done it previously there.
    Add rtv, silicone etc and lesson learnt ;)
     
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  7. Dave Teece

    Dave Teece Well-Known Member

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    I had failed to observe that the grommet wasn't seated correctly. This morning I have managed to tease it into the cutout properly Ride out to fill the tank, ready for work next week.

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  8. Kreb

    Kreb New Member

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    Hi Dave, thanks for your post ref the taught throttle cable. My Street Twin 2017, 3000 mls refuses to start and it could be down to a taught loom as a result of 20mm bar raisers.
    It is a touch exotic for my skills but unable to find a mobile bike mech in Northumberland and I live in fear of the local Triumph dealer.
     
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  9. Kreb

    Kreb New Member

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    Dave, humble pie time! On Boxing day I drove to a petrol station to put some diesel in my daughters car. Thought I would save another trip to top up the Triumph and filled a can with E5. Next day set of and it stopped after a few metres. I did find a mobile Mechanic- Mike from Super Fast Bikes in Darlington. Can't recommend him highly enough, fantastic logical diagnostic thinker.
    Turned out despite believing otherwise I had tipped 5 litres of diesel into the tank.
    Running now and very keen to give it a blast.
     
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  10. Dave Teece

    Dave Teece Well-Known Member

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    Oh dear. Glad you're chap fixed it up for you..
     
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