912ULS Carburator
Hello!!
Quick question...
Are you using a safety wire between the spring clip and the Cable Support Assy? there is an SB recommending that? if so, which one?
Thanks!!!!
Hello!!
Quick question...
Are you using a safety wire between the spring clip and the Cable Support Assy? there is an SB recommending that? if so, which one?
Thanks!!!!
by Kevin Stewart » one year ago
I've never soon that done on any of the Rotax installations that I've seen. I've certainly seen lock wire used to secure the outer sheath of the throttle cable to the knurled adjuster, but that's all.
by Sean Griffin » one year ago
As strong advocate for safety, I applaud the intent however in this case, safety wiring the float bowl retaining clip, its unnecessary UNLESS the clip itself has been damaged, such that it no longer "holds" like it should.
If the clip has been damaged it should be replaced - safety wiring can only be viewed as a temporary solution.
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