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Clams Canino
 
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As I tried to explain, the throttle arm is tied directly to the timing and
carbs. You need to 1st disconnect the cable from the arm - then adjust the
arm. Then adjust the cable so that there is just slight tension of the arm
against the stop when in neutral.

-W

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Ok, to the people that are not really posting to this topic... Please
take your discussion somewhere else. I came here to talk about
boats...

I think I have figured out that on this model you have to adjust the
idle buy the timing pickup. So this is the question... Do you think I
could do this on my own (I have some auto engine exp) or should I take
it somewhere to have it done? And if I do decide to do it on my own,
does anyone have any suggestions on how to set it?

Thanks,





 
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