esander

Hey guys, I'm in the process of rebuilding my jetski engine which sank a while back. I've got everything taken care of and ready to put back together (I think) with one problem. The trouble is with the throttle. Not the throttle lever on the handlebars, but the part attached to the engine with the three valve openings which open and close when the throttle lever is pulled. My question is, are all three of these valves supposed to open together when the cable is pulled? Currently only two of them move together. The third will move, but it only begins to move with the other two past a certain point. For example, if the cable is pulled two inches, the first two valves open from the beginning but the third only engages at say one inch. If anyone has any input on this particular part or knows of a way to fix it without ordering a new one I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Eddie

yama0918

All three must open and close at the same time. That is called synchronization.

JUST-IN-TIME

buy a shop manual
it will walk you through it

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