Mikuni Help Please
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Mikuni Help Please
Just put a Mikuni 44 PHH on my 12A. Everything was going great until it was time to hook up the accelerator cable....It's seems to be way too long. Even with the adjustments you make by turning the bolts. Anyone ever experience this? Any suggestions? Thanks guys!
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Originally Posted by Mikeydred
Just put a Mikuni 44 PHH on my 12A. Everything was going great until it was time to hook up the accelerator cable....It's seems to be way too long. Even with the adjustments you make by turning the bolts. Anyone ever experience this? Any suggestions? Thanks guys!
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I don't have a seperate bolt on attachment for the cable. Would you know where I could get it Doc? Trochoid, my choke is attached fine. I never posted pics before. I will take pics in a minute.
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I don't have a seperate bolt on attachment for the cable. Would you know where I could get it Doc? Trochoid, my choke is attached fine. I never posted pics before. I will take pics in a minute.
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The setup came off a rotary. I have the complete setup. The guy had it mounted to a 13B with the adaptor plate for the intake manifold. I will try to post the pics.
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Hey man, I have the 44's on mine. I will go out and look at to see if i can give you some sugestions. Also I don't know but are you sure that these are 44's or 40's.
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Ok, here is what you do. The way you set the choke cable is the same way you need to set the accel cable. Take that screw out in the 3rd pic, set your cable sheath in the mounting bracket, wrap the cable around the slot and set it to length with the screw. The end of the cable will just hang out.
Simple and easy.
Simple and easy.
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Originally Posted by trochoid
Ok, here is what you do. The way you set the choke cable is the same way you need to set the accel cable. Take that screw out in the 3rd pic, set your cable sheath in the mounting bracket, wrap the cable around the slot and set it to length with the screw. The end of the cable will just hang out.
Simple and easy.
Simple and easy.
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That worked! I looked at that screw but I saw the eye opening for the cable end on the linkage and thought it went there. Too simple........Thanks guys!
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It runs!! I kept everything stock as far as fuel pump, just to get it running for now. Still have to set timing. It's making a whistle noise as it idles. I checked the choke by opening and closing it and the choke makes a hissing sound...like a Dellorto. So I'd say the choke works correctly. I'm not sure about the whistle noise it's making. Could it be a vacuum leak?