Audiovox Microcruise IV Installation And Owner's Manual page 10

A TT ACHING CABLE ASSEMBL y TO THROTTLE
This section will cover the proper ways to use the hardware available. Each section contains sample illustrations showing how
the coMector is used in an actual installation. It must be noted however, that you should have an understanding of howeach
attachment method works so that a proper installation is achieved.
There are six (6) different types of throttle connections.
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A. Pulley Assembly using Loop Cable
B. Pulley Assembly using T -Bar Adapter
C. Pedal Attachment
D. Ford Throttle
L General Moton and Chrysler Throttle
uling Two Bead ConDector
F. nrottle Stud Attachment using Adapter Clip with Cable
Loop Cable
T -Bar Adapter
FIGURE 7
NOTE:
Whe. uliDg the Scad Chain Connector to connect
the Bead ChalD to the Cable Assembly you must
alwayl use the Bead ChaiD Cover. (Figure 7)
Failure to use the Scad Chain Cover could possibly
cause the Scad ChalD or the Cable Assembly to hang
i. the Bead ChaiD Connector causing the throttle to
be held iD a partially OpeD position. This coDditioD
cCMIld occur wheD the Cruise Control is nOt being used.
A. Pu1lev Assemhlv Usinp the LOOP CABLE
I. On some vehicles it may be necessary to remove
the air cleaner so the throttle pulley segment is
showing.
2. Set the pulley segment in an OPEN throttle
JX)$ition. and remove the throttle cable from the
pulley.
3. Hold the Loop Cable between the holes in each
side of the pulley. Slide the barrel at the end of
the throttle cable through the slotted hole, then
through the Loop Cable and into the second
hole. (Figure 8)
..Connect the Loop Cable to the Cable Assembly
using the Bead Chai. Connector .
NOTE: Use the Bead Chain Cover.
S. To 5«"Ure the Loop Cable to the throttle cable,
punch a small hole in the Bead Chain Cover
and slide the ." Tie Strap through the hole and
-' -.we to the existing throttle cable. (Figure 9)
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