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Old 07-07-2017, 05:58 AM
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Trevor Hadlington
 
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Well on some there is a potentiomiter and replacment is easy .Dont know what engine you have - M103 or M104 ? They have a carbon track inside that wears out over time.Replacment is the only option . Do you have a small micro switch on the throttle cable.If you have, then see if it clicks on and off .
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