Choke Cable Routing

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Choke Cable Routing

Post by makz2008 » Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:47 am

Is there any diagrams or pictures showing the correct routing for the choke cable?
i have the choke cable working however it sticks on slightly
when i pull the lever back to switch off the choke it pulls back on a little
anyone able to shed some light?

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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by mattUKNC » Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:51 am

Hmm, if it's an NC30 the choke should be 'pushed' down to switch off the choke, the 35 is on the bars but you'd still push that down to switch off?! Unless I'm mistaken?!!
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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by mattUKNC » Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:56 am

Just read what bikes you have!
On the 30 the choke cable end should be screwed down so the end is pointing to the carb lever(to the left) this is then clamped a little further back (to the right) and is fed around the carbs down the right hand side and around the back and down to the adjuster on the left of the bike. I hope that makes some sense?!
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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by CMSMJ1 » Fri Feb 10, 2012 12:00 pm

the actual cable run?

from the choke on the carbs I (used to) run it backwards round the base plate on the right hand side and across the back of the carbs tray and then down to the infill panel.

it is a long cable, it can reach that way round... I do not think it goes into the choke and with a tight loop from the left side.
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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by makz2008 » Fri Feb 10, 2012 12:24 pm

CMSMJ1 wrote:the actual cable run?

from the choke on the carbs I (used to) run it backwards round the base plate on the right hand side and across the back of the carbs tray and then down to the infill panel.

it is a long cable, it can reach that way round... I do not think it goes into the choke and with a tight loop from the left side.
i think that is how i have it setup at the moment
the cable is not tight and has a healthy amount of slack it just doesnt want to stay closed

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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by bikemonkey » Fri Feb 10, 2012 1:09 pm

When I put my restrictor kit in I noticed by choke cable was pulled back closed with a spring zip-tied to the top throttle cable mount on the carb. The choke wouldn't close properly without it.

Hope that helps

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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by makz2008 » Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:48 pm

ohhhhh thanks for that im going to have a look at it tomorrow,
ive just replaced the throttle cable so this may explain this behaviour

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Re: Choke Cable Routing

Post by Le_Blur » Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:47 pm

I don't know if this helps or not, but I snapped a few pictures as I was dismantling my bike of how various cables were routed. Sorry about the crappy picture quality, but this is how mine was routed and it seemed to work fine before I dismantled it.
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