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7A-23 ENGINE ATTACHMENTS 90-13645--2 495
3. Adjust cable barrel to attain the same length be-
tween cable barrel and hole in end of cable guide
as exists between barrel retainer and shift actua-
tor stud, with a slight preload toward reverse.
4. Place end of shift cable on shift actuator stud then
place plastic washer on stud and secure with lock-
nut.
5. If used, remove tape from control handle.
6. Check shift cable adjustment as follows:
a. Shift remote control into forward gear. Now,
check prop shaft. The shaft should not be able
to turn counterclockwise. If it does, adjust cable
barrel closer to cable end guide.
b. Shift remote control into neutral. The prop
shaft now should turn freely without drag. If not,
adjust cable barrel away from cable end guide.
Repeat steps a and b.
c. Shift remote control into reverse as the prop
shaft is rotated by hand. The prop shaft
should not be able to turn in either direction. If
it does, adjust cable barrel away from cable end
guide. Repeat steps a thru c.
d. Shift remote control into neutral. The prop
shaft should turn freely without drag. If not, ad-
just cable barrel closer to cable end guide. Re-
peat steps a thru d.
22888
a
b
c
d
e
a - Cable Barrel
b - Barrel Retainer
c - Shift Actuator Stud
d - Plastic Washer
e - Locknut
Throttle Cable Installation and
Adjustment to Engine
1. Shift remote control into neutral.
2. Attach end of throttle cable to stud on throttle lever
and secure with locknut as shown. Be sure to first
put on the cable end, then the plastic washer and
finally the locknut. Snug up the locknut and then
back off 1/4-turn.
22888
a
b
a - Locknut
b - Plastic Washer
3. Hold engine throttle lever against idle stop. Adjust
brass barrel so that there will be a slight preload
of throttle lever against the idle stop. Lock brass
barrels in place with barrel retainer.
4. Proper preload on throttle cable can be checked
by placing a piece of paper between idle stop
screw and idle stop. Preload is correct when the
paper can be removed without tearing but has
some drag on it. If necessary, readjust brass
barrel.
18432
a
a - Barrel Retainer