Exciterfan
Member
Okay, The 03 Viper I just picked up this fall had the TORS bypassed (only 1400 miles??). Just did a continuity check on the switch and it is wide open no matter what position it is in. It's toast.
I have a couple spare carb racks ( on their way to me) and would like to swap the switch if possible. Question: How do you remove the TORS switch off of the carb? And how do you put a replacement back on?
I didn't want to wreck something if there is a special trick or method.
Anyone?
Thanks
I have a couple spare carb racks ( on their way to me) and would like to swap the switch if possible. Question: How do you remove the TORS switch off of the carb? And how do you put a replacement back on?
I didn't want to wreck something if there is a special trick or method.
Anyone?
Thanks
stand on your head, wave your left arm in a small circle, hold a 10.2mm wrench in your right hand and then cuss at it, its easy.......LOL
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Exciterfan
Member
That's what I thought!
Do you just unscrew the idle screw and wartch that the springs don't "launch"?
Thanks
Do you just unscrew the idle screw and wartch that the springs don't "launch"?
Thanks
johnnyc
New member
viper tors switch
Turn the idle screw clockwise, like you are trying to raise the idle speed, the switch will thread itself off. I placed a rag under the switch to catch anything that could fall out. I was able to repair my switch by taking it apart and cleaning the contacts. Johnnyc.
Turn the idle screw clockwise, like you are trying to raise the idle speed, the switch will thread itself off. I placed a rag under the switch to catch anything that could fall out. I was able to repair my switch by taking it apart and cleaning the contacts. Johnnyc.