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Tim D 
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 Topic: Sticky throttle on 78 American SkierPosted: January-04-2005 at 5:13pm |
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Check your cables, disconnect them and see if there is a lot of resistance on the throttle. If one gets bent too sharp,it will cause a kink which causes a lot of resistance and needs to be replaced.
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Posted: December-18-2004 at 7:27pm |
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Both the throttle and the knob are sticking. The knob sticks in and the throttle has a lot of friction. After spraying oil or spray grease, they both free up for about a day, then start sticking again. I'm baffled.
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Posted: December-07-2004 at 4:14pm |
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Which is sticking, the throttle or the gear knob?
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Posted: December-01-2004 at 9:02pm |
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The throttle on my 78 American Skier is sticking in the throttle quadrant. Spraying with various lubricants or applying oil around the clutch knob helps for about a day, then it sticks again. Is there some special lube for these units. Anyone know of a good replacement throttle assembly for the American Skier? This is the same assembly I had on my 73 Nautique.
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