The dacron portion of the throttle cable which runs from the servo motor to the throttle linkage has broken. When I tried to pull on the stainless steel cable portion with a pliers, I can't pull the throttle with it. I'm guessing I should be able to. Does this mean the cable itself has become stuck and the dacron portion broke because the servo motor literally pulled until the dacron broke? If so, I guess I need a new cable to go between the throttle linkage and servo motor? The servo motor appears to be fine, when I drive the boat, the servo turns and tries to compensate for the speed (but obviously can't since the cable has snapped between it and the throttle linkage). Has this happened to anyone else?
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That's a user with extensive knowledge of Perfect Pass...hopefully he'll chime in.Originally posted by sun-n-fun View PostComment
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So when you pull on the stainless cable, it moves the cable but not the linkage? Sounds like its broke to me.
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Thanks. I think a new cable will resolve it.Comment
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If I am understanding you right the cable inner will not move freely? If that is case the cable is bad for sure.Comment
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