Common Reasons Why Steering Cable
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COMMON REASONS WHY STEERING CABLE ARE STIFF
media.channelblade.comThe second most common reason as to why steering cables are stiff is that the support tubes (at the engine) have a grease fitting on them, and grease gets pumped into it. This forces grease up the cable jacket and causes a hydraulic lock which will make the steering very difficult to turn. To solve this, you must replace the cable.
Top 10 Scooter Problems & How to Solve Them!
ootyscooters.comOct 28, 2009 · 8. Steering lock does not work. a. The steering lock mechanism works in the following manner – when you turn the key the locking mechanism pushes a rod into two holes in the steering stem. When the rod is in place, the handlebars cannot be turned. If the lock mechanism does not work, most likely, the bar is not lined up with the two holes.
SOFTWARE UPGRADE 17.2 PRICE BOOK - Snap-on
www1.snapon.com2. Other Communication Issues? Try second Data Cable, OBD-II Adapter, if applicable. Verify the power LED on the Data Cable is illuminated (does not apply to VERUS as it doesn’t contain a voltage sensing LED). Verify vehicle has 12 volt and ground at the correct pin locations (pin #4 is ground and pin #16 is 12 volt on standard 16-pin OBD-II
MasterCraft Frequently Asked Questions - ARI
media.channelblade.com4. Make sure that everyone knows and uses approved skiing hand signals and common skiing courtesy. 5. Never ride on the ski platform or hold on to the platform while in the water during engine operation, including at idle. Carbon monoxide fumes are expelled from the lower transom area of a boat and can cause serious illness or even death.