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throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - philip tester - 25-01-15
Hi can any one hellp please? My throtel isnt returning when i open it up and it faild mot. I have put new cabels on and had to replace handel bars after accident. But throtel not returning after i open it up. It only sticks a bit. If i just tutch it it gose back. Hellp plese. Thanks. Phil.
Re: throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - red98 - 26-01-15
Sounds like the cables are a tad too tight, try slakening them off a bit...
Re: throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - darrsi - 26-01-15
I've had grips touching the switches before causing that to happen as well, a bit of patience with a razor blade sorted that out.
Make sure the grip is not rubbing on anything.
Rather than just fail it i'd have thought they might have at least pointed out why it was happening for you.
Re: throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - red98 - 26-01-15
morning philip....just noticed this is your first post,make your second in the intro section,tell us a bit about yourself and a picture of the bike would be nice......welcome to the forum
Re: throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - Punkstig - 26-01-15
First check is the same as darrsi suggests above- check the grip isn't fouling anything, or have you by any chance replaced the grips recently - it's very easy to put too much glue on the grips/ throttle tube which can over run and gunge it all up making it stick!
Re: throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - unfazed - 26-01-15
Wd40 between the grip and the throttle housing might help
Re: throtel sticking on 53 fazer 600 - Dead Eye - 26-01-15
May also be worth squirting some WD40 over the spring mechanism at the carb end in case some crap has built up - had to do this on mine and on my car where the cable connects to the throttle body...
Most common issue is as mentioned above - make sure the grips aren't fowling the switches