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04-24-2012, 03:16 PM
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| Twin Throttle cable adjustment
I recently finished installing a new starbord engine in my 1964 36' Roamer and need some instruction on how to properly adjust the throttles levers into sync. I took the top cover off of the throttle lever assembly and there are 4 screws, not sure how to proceed? Any suggestions will be of much help.  Dusty |
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04-24-2012, 09:15 PM
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If they are Morse control heads The 4 screws are stops however the cables/ or linkage may cause the levers to stop before they get to the screws at max opening. I would get the levers close by threading the end fittings. The screws really don't do much
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