To This - Evinrude 4906B 4HP 1969 Owner's Manual

7-16 ACCESSORIES
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Interior view of used shift box showing the results
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of improper installation.
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crimped hold the adjustment.
slipped through and was bent as the casting struck the
Shift box during operation.
Throttle Cable Lubrication
If the throttle cable is not to be replac-
ed, now is an excellent time to lubricate the
inner wire.
7- To lubricate
the casing guide from the cable at both
ends. Attach an electric
the wire. Momentarily turn the drill on and
off to rotate the wire and at the same time
allow lubricant to flow into the cable, as
shown.
ASSEMBLING
CRITICAL WORDS
Check the end of the cable to determine
if the temper has been removed.
has a bluish appearance,
at an earlier date and the temper removed.
The te mper MUST be re moved to permit the
holding screw to make a crimp
The inner wire was not
The wire, therefore,
the inner wire, remove
drill to one end of
If the end
it has been heated
in the wire
to hold an adjustment.
been tempered, heat the end, but not enough
to melt the wire.
Tighten the top screw in the sleeve until
the screw makes a crimp
screw must be tightened
prevent the wire from slipping during opera-
tion. Bring the bottom
against the wire.
1- Start the two cable retaining
into the sleeve. These screws are different
sizes.: On some models, Allen screws are
used. Install the short screw on the bottom
to prevent the sleeve from rubbing on the
shift box.. Slide the sleeve onto the cable
with the hole aligned with the hole in the
plastic sleeve. Feed the wire on through
until the end of the wire is flush with the
end of the white plastic sleeve.
2- Lower the shift link and throttle
into the box half and secure the throttle
with the screw and washer.
sure the concave
facing toward the screw side to permit the
screw to seat properly.
3- Slide the throttle
idle link, and then slide the bushing down
over the cable.
THROTTLE
If the wire has not
in the wire.
to this degree to
screw up tight
screws
Check to be
side of the washer
cable through the
SCREW AND
WASHER
CD
The
link
link
is