How hard is it to replace without taking the engine out??? about how long does it take???
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16 years ago
Accelerator Cable
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16 years ago
How hard is it to tell us what you have??
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16 years ago
I've never, on *any* vehicle, had to remove an engine to replace an accelerator cable.
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16 years ago
You have obviously never worked on a Carpezi Svetlimeister Model III! ;)
It's very easy to do on a '70 bug.
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16 years ago
Cecil
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GOOD, lol, i put a new carb on mine vdub, and went to adjust the throttle, and... it SNAPPED i'm gonna be buying another one soon, thanks everyone
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Michael, you are absolutely correct..hehe..
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Cecil
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there are some caveats on how it attaches to the pedal...
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16 years ago
First step of engine removal: disconnect throttle cable from linkage and pull through fan shroud.
Last step of engine installation: feed throttle cable through fan shroud sleeve and connect to linkage.
Why drop the engine? It will add an additional four hours to a procedure that should only take ten minutes :)
(I had to change one in a center turn lane of a five-lane-wide city street during rush hour. That replacement only took five minutes.)