Cooper0809
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Well, as some of you know I've sent my valves to Yamahead for repair. And in the process of removing the valves I turned the servo to give the cables some slack and forgot to mark the servo position. I do need to replace a cable as well so I've got all the cables off (they are marked) and decided to clean up the housing a little bit. I'm a couple weeks away from re-installing everything. What do I need to do to get it back to the original position?
Thanks guys!
Jeff
Thanks guys!
Jeff
motorhead327
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Just assemble it with the cables threaded loose, then use the choke to idle it down, kill the engine and perform the adjustment.
YA*AM*A*HEAD
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or just fire it up and set the servo now ...you can do it with the valves removed
Cooper0809
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So even though its out of position, it will reset itself?
motorhead327
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Cooper0809 said:So even though its out of position, it will reset itself?
Yes it should. There is some procedures in the tech section with pictures as well.
Cooper0809
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motorhead327 said:Yes it should. There is some procedures in the tech section with pictures as well.
k thanks, I'll have a look. I have the pipes off because im waiting for my brake pads to come in. should I re-install them to get the proper idle? or will it be fine with them off....probly b nice and loud tho
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motorhead327
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I would probably wait until the pipes are on, or use the jumper method to power thw servo motor directly. But i have not had good luck doing it like that. My 98 just spun the motor continuously for some reason and not park like a wiper motor.
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