

| Subject: | Correct Throttle tension |
| From: | Dave Chameides |
| Date: | Tue, 5 Oct 2004 16:31:26 -0700 |
I was extracting the screw from my engine block on my 83 diesel (thanks to all those who offered advice, it came out fine and the new oil sensor is in and working) and I noticed that there is a fair amount of slack on the throttle cable that is connected to the carb (do diesels have carbs?) and then works it�s way forward to my pedal. I noticed that there are two limiter screws on either side of this thing, one to set the beginning of it�s travel and one to set the end limit. So my question is, should I readjust the cable tension so it is taught in the �at rest� position, or do I set the first limiter screw so that the cable is taught? Not sure if that made sense but hopefully you�ll get the picture. Thanks Dave
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