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    Posted: February-22-2013 at 4:57pm
Hi

I replaced the transmission control cable on my 97SN196. The control arm was catching which caused bad pull up for skier and engine hesitation. Now with a new cable throttle control is smooth and a real pleasure.

My question is there is a silver pin on the control arm that is going through the lockout mechanism. This pin keeps pocking out when the lockout is used when driving. I push it back in by hand or with a screwdriver but it keeps moving out.

Any of you had this issue?
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Probably just a worn out roll pin or hole? I've never taken that style apart before. I'm sure someone has because the lock out pieces break.
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Thanks it makes sense. The pin would be easy enough to replace but not sure the part alone exists. Is this arm made by teleflex? If so I will try them.
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All I can order from Nautique is the full assembly.
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This came up last week too:

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Originally posted by phatsat67 phatsat67 wrote:

All I can order from Nautique is the full assembly.
Zach,
When N3 orders parts, is the PO addressed to "Nautique" or "Correct Craft"?


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