PZ-27 carb throttle cable install

This is a new carburetor and cable. I pulled the needle guide you see out first and greased the slideway tube and guide with a light skin; it can be a little catchy (aluminum on aluminum) otherwise. I used a one screwdriver and 90° needle nose pliers. Getting the alignment of the needle guide right can be tricky, but at least it's simple.

[@RCTime-od2bp]

Bro this is the only video that actually showed me what I needed to do 5years later thanks

[@BrianBrowntv]

Awesome thanks for showing the most important part off of the video that really helped

[@rja8441]

Saved my day

[@woodREELS]

Thanks, 6 years later

[@fernierodriguez3838]

First video i see that person removes the tighting cover cap and not a word on how its done

[@howdoyoufeel6452]

Any trouble with the choke not staying up?

[@steelmonger9541]

For the intake?

[@davidguigar8106]

Does the valve needle go under or over the V spring?

[@steelmonger9541]

1:15 the spring clips onto the needle cap and locates the throttle cable

[@csipi89]

How am I take off from the motorcycle?
The cable?
Should I unloose it?

[@steelmonger9541]

It has to be taken off from the handle bar, or you have to take apart the top of the carburetor while it's still hanging from the cable

[@MrFacproductions]

Does the float fully have be closed flush to the bottom with no throttle or a bit up?

[@steelmonger9541]

A bit up

[@MrFacproductions]

@@steelmonger9541 don't suppose you've a email I could forward a image of mine to hahah

[@fernierodriguez3838]

Wtf how did your cap cover just come off ??? So easy ?

[@steelmonger9541]

It's a new carburetor. If yours isn't, the threads probably have oxide locking them

[@fernierodriguez3838]

@@steelmonger9541 No i got it off the threads im talking about how did it come off the cable mine wont come off the cable and i have a new carb that came with its own cap which is a bigger cap then the old one so no matter what i need to switch the caps to use new carburetor but idk seems impossible maybe i cant

[@cgarcialara]

@@fernierodriguez3838 I have the same exact problem. I just ordered a new carb with a throttle cable included and hopefully this will resolve my problem. How did you end up resolving the issue on your end? When I got aggressive with my current/old cable, I messed it up so I had no choice but to order a new one.

[@fernierodriguez3838]

@@cgarcialara I haven't yet i looked online and finally found a place that sells vintage parts for quads & dirt bikes they have a huge plastic box mixed with probably 250-300 throttle cables some are complete some are just
The cable itself i found 1 cable pure cable it was just 1.5 inches longer and the new cap. I also found what was the outside covering of a throttle cable and had the metal curved tube like my
Original. I tried the new big cap on the end of tube where it goes and popped in with little twisting and pushing force and same to get it off i was happy then ran cable inside and put it on now the thumb throttle wasn't adjusted correctly wouldn't pull back the tension like before. So i removed everything put back on original throttle cable with cap. Called some places and ordered a new OEM one thats supposed to fit and be exactly like the original one. I haven't gone to pick it up i will exactly later today and install maybe tomorrow or in the next 2-3 days

[@aureliocandelario7085]

Where does the clamp go

[@steelmonger9541]

aurelio candelario the rubber intake and band clamp go on slip spline side that I had a plastic cap on here

[@aureliocandelario7085]

Steel Monger I'm referring to the clamp that goes inside the throttle cylinder it looks like a v with both ends curved ^v^

[@steelmonger9541]

aurelio candelario They put that down inside the spring and guide lip, across the cable slot to block movement as a double safety to keep the cable from slipping across the slot and jamming at the edge. But the coil spring tension does that anyway. I didn't use it

[@wyjebiozanamaksa1616]

Hello, where you get the cable?

[@steelmonger9541]

I bought mine on EBAY, for a Honda TRX250 because it's the closest cable size still made for my rare Hi-Bird. I had to modify my cable (cut and crimp) These carbarators are on many things

[@erikcapozzi3425]

No commentary and filmed off a fucking toaster? Wow

[@RCTime-od2bp]

Bro this is the only video that actually showed me what I needed to do 5years later thanks