Full-throttle Yamaha 007-1025 User Manual

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B) Installation of Right-Side Throttle Adapter Plate (See Photo B)
For your convenience, the right-side cable attachment (the barrel bolt / throttle adapter plate assembly) has been pre-assembled on the adapter plate
and does not need to be removed for installation.
1) Using a screwdriver or needlenose pliers, remove the OEM throttle pivot pin snap-ring.
2) Remove the pivot pin and OEM washer. Save the washer, but place the pivot pin in your toolbox (you won’t need it anymore).
Revised December 2009
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: INSTALLATION IS ALWAYS AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Improper assembly of this device may result in serious injury or even death, not to mention catastrophic damage to your machine. Before beginning,
you must carefully read ALL INSTRUCTIONS, as well as attached DISCLAIMER INFORMATION. If you have any questions, no matter how silly,
consult an professional mechanic or call to speak with one of our Technical Advisors at (509) 927-7533. While installation is quite simple, it should
ONLY be performed by those possessing solid mechanical abilities.
IF YOU ARE NOT MECHANICALLY INCLINED WE RECOMMEND YOU SEEK OUT EITHER A PROFESSIONAL MECHANIC
OR YOUR DEALER TO INSTALL THE GOLDFINGER ON YOUR SNOWMOBILE!
TOOLS NEEDED
Other than the tools supplied with kit, you should only need: a pair of diagonal cutters (dikes) to trim excess cable, a pair of slip-joint pliers, and 1 tube
Blue Loctite.
PARTS LIST
A. Long allen screw (1)
B. Short allen screw (1)
C. Flat washers (5)
D. Barrel bolt
E. Nyloc nut (1)
F. Stainless steel adapter plate (1)
G. Aluminum cable crimp cap (1)
H. Chrome Ferrule end (2)
I. Rubber accordion boot (1)
J. Allen wrenches (2, 2.5mm and 4mm)
K. 1” clear nylon spacer (1)
L. Plastic zip-ties (4)
M. Black cable housing (1)
N. Stainless steel cable (1)
O. GOLDFINGER lever and perch with safety pin installed (1)
For Early Model Yamaha Snowmobiles
(1996-2003, All 2 stroke models)
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A) Installation of Left-Side Throttle Lever Perch (See Photo A)
1) On early model Yamaha snowmobiles with OEM grips, the throttle lever perch will fit over the left side handlebar with no modifications to the grip.
Loosen the left side brake reservoir/switch housing clamp screws (with 5mm allen wrench), then slide the brake reservoir assembly approximately 3/4”
to the right to make room for the left-side throttle perch (Part O).
3) Using the small allen wrench from your kit, remove the top plate from the perch by unscrewing the two small bolts.
4) Position perch over handlebars as close as possible to the left side of the switch housing on the left side of handlebars, closing perch together with
the Goldfinger lever in the position of 6:00 (see photo A).
5) Screw the top back onto the perch around the handle bars. If the fit is sloppy we recommend that you use the clear nylon handlebar spacer
provided in your kit, or you can fill the gap with a few turns of electrical tape.
6) Once the lever perch fits snugly , tighten the screws to prevent the perch from rotating on the handlebar. The lever should be in a straight
down position. CAUTION: In no case should your GOLDFINGER throttle lever be parallel to your brake lever!
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Summary of Contents

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B) Installation of Right-Side Throttle Adapter Plate (See Photo B) For your convenience, the right-side cable attachment (the barrel bolt / throttle

Page 2 - D) Left Throttle Adjustment

C) Routing of Cable From Left Throttle to Right-Side Cable Attachment (See Photos C & D) (CAUTION: Your kit contains a black vinyl cable housing

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PLEASE READ FOLLOWING WARNINGS AND DISCLAIMER FOR SAFE OPERATION!BEFORE EACH RIDE ✦Always inspect both ends of the cable, the left throttle lever, an

Page 4 - DISCLAIMER INFORMATION

DISCLAIMER INFORMATION General Information While all of the information presented here is believed to be accurate, Full Throttle, Inc acknowledges th

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