(14-12-16, 09:19 PM)daviee link Wrote: manual just shows an offset ring spanner and you slacken the screw to give more free play or tighten it to take up the slack , it telly you to slacken the nut then turn the screw out then turn the screw in clockwise till resistance is felt ie till you feel it touch something the back it out 1/4 turn and lock up the nut again
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Yep, that's pretty much it, although you ideally need a deep offset ring spanner.
I bought one specifically just for that job.
Make sure you screw in at the lever end so you can adjust at the bottom, then tweak at the top afterwards.
If you get a new cable, don't buy any old shit, get a proper Yamaha one.
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