OzFab
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If it runs to the brake pedal as firemanjim suggested, do as he also suggested & disconnect it...
Throttle Help...
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there should ONLY be 1 pedal for the throttle/motor/gas(1 cable/connection)... and 1 pedal for the brake(1 cable/connection) on a norm the gas is on the right and the brake is on the left.
The brake is, at times connected to the braking system by either a bar/rod or by cable(unless we are talking hydrolics... TOTALLY different story!). The bar/rod will normally have a spring to retract/disengage the brakes. Dependent upon your braking system(scrub/band/drum/disk) the brake cable/bar/rod 'should' never connect to the motor at any sense or fashion.
Visa-versa, the gas is usually run by a single cable(at times a rod, to a cable). The throttle should never be connected to the brakes at any sense or fashion.
I 'do' wonder if the 'choke' is what the brake cable is connected to on the motor(2nd cable running to motor)?
The brake is, at times connected to the braking system by either a bar/rod or by cable(unless we are talking hydrolics... TOTALLY different story!). The bar/rod will normally have a spring to retract/disengage the brakes. Dependent upon your braking system(scrub/band/drum/disk) the brake cable/bar/rod 'should' never connect to the motor at any sense or fashion.
Visa-versa, the gas is usually run by a single cable(at times a rod, to a cable). The throttle should never be connected to the brakes at any sense or fashion.
I 'do' wonder if the 'choke' is what the brake cable is connected to on the motor(2nd cable running to motor)?
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