How is this used? e.g. pull-push or twist knob to adjust rpm and untwist knob to release? Thx!
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It's a push/pull cable. I had hoped to use it to manually operate the choke on my old car but the angle/direction of the choke mechanism prevented me from using it. There is no twist to release or anything like that, simply push and pull.
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The Razor comes with an allen wrench in the plastic package with the manual. On the underside of the throttle assembly is a hex screw, loosen it and you can adjust the location of the thumb control. I raised ours up (counter clockwise if you are facing the throttle from the left side of the buggy)
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You manually pull the knob out. There's two pull positions, one for front fogs, and the second is for rear taillight fog...
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Hi Jason. I'm a former wrench and use a Thexton 419X GM Engine Moving Tool or similar. put trans in "N" and remove upper motor mounts (ie.. dog bones), mount this tool and pull the engine towards front of car. Or like others, pulling the coil pack sure helps. Depending on the year and car sometimes you'd be shocked at what you can do from the bottom side.. Good luck my friend !!
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The end where the bit goes adjusts to set the amount of torque. You just click it to the torque you want. The manual explains which setting is for what purpose also.
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you have to hold the knob pilot knob for about 3 or 4 min. the let go slow then turn to temp you want.
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Tighten up the knobs. Mine work fine. I recall having a little hassle positioning the to exactly where I wanted them to be, but I haven't used the saw stops for about a year, so my recall is fuzzy. All multiples are identical. If you get looseness after tightening, then return the product for one that works.
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When you say "twist" do you mean to unlock it in order to change directions? If so mine just took a bit of loosening. I smacked it with a hammer a few times and then was able to reverse the twist with no issue. Ended up working perfectly when I needed to remove the rusted set screws holding the brake rotors on my 2007 Acura MDX. 7 years/75k miles and have never been changed so they were really rusted in there. Two smacks a piece and they came right out!
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There should be a hex wrench with the doorknob, if not it is a standard size. You use it to loosend the handle and either rotate it 180 degrees or switch sides depending on your knob.
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Yes, you can regulate the speed with power knob. I really enjoy this tool. I use it almost everyday in the shop.
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once you have it set, pivot is tightened with a bolt (wrench provided), you make it as tight as you want. Sloppy to no movement. I have mine set to very hard to move so I can still adjust it some without loosening bolt. To raise or lower some (minor adjustment) there is a screw at top, and the left right slider bar is with a knob but still no movement if wanted
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There is not any botton on the knob to use it. The only problem I have with it is that it dosent hold tightly and spins and comes of easily, might prove dangerous for manual shifting. It looks nice though and well built except for the spinning and coming off.
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The release is an adjustable by screwing it in or out. As for the axle, it depens whether the original axle will fit into the red ends of the adjustable screw. After things are lined up, lock the adjustable screw with the lever. You can emaIL me at dloew7@yahoo.com if you are confused and I would be willing to take a picture of mine all set up and send it to you. A picture is worth a thousand words and email is limited.
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Mine did the same thing. I took it apart and lubricated the mechanism inside with a little bit of 3 in 1 oil. The lubrication helped a lot, and I am able to use it again. It would have been nice if the design of this switch would not have made it so difficult to turn the knob though.
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3 position switch. Pedal only, pedal and assist, and assist only. The assist only is a twist throttle control. No markings or click stops
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the knob works like a ratchet. pull it out and reposition it push it down and turn
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Yes.It is basically a screw clamp. You just turn the knob to tighten or loosen.