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    If you go the Dorman route plug in the new EVA and cycle the ignition switch to make sure it's in the home position before you weld the cam on.

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    Thank you Starman. I will do that.

    Part should arrive later today so hoping to get it all squared up in a few days.

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    So I've got a quick question... How important is the position of the bell crank on the new Dorman unit? I plugged it in and let it cycle like Starman suggested. It did move to a "home" position.

    According to the link that Barret supplied in the thread, the hole (where the cable end attaches) would be in a 2 o'clock position but I've seen pictures of this in an 11 o'clock position (My broken unit was in the 11 o'clock position which I don't want to use as reference).

    I have done everything else and I just need to weld the bell crank in place and I do not want to screw up this last, which seems pretty significant, part.

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    Andrew: Orientation would be with you seated on the bike and looking at the actuator assembly....actuator correctly mounted to airbox lid...airbox cover removed.

    The actuator bell-crank rotates COUNTER CLOCKWISE
    The actuator bell-crank hole for cable end is at the TWO O'clock position when fully closed
    """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" """""" ELEVEN O'clock position when pulling cable fully open.

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    Thank you so much sir. That makes entire sense. Appreciate it.

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    And an FYI I keep meaning to add is, do NOT twist the actuator by hand. Even with the metal gear upgrade.

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    and this

    CEL.jpg

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    34:19 - That’s too funny!

    Cooter, They actually printed on the module - Do not rotate by hand.
    But that’s great advice as I guess it’s not obvious to everyone so they had to add a warning label.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewnel View Post
    34:19 - That’s too funny!

    Cooter, They actually printed on the module - Do not rotate by hand.
    But that’s great advice as I guess it’s not obvious to everyone so they had to add a warning label.

    We struggle around here to prevent people from hooking up their battery backwards. I wish I was kidding.

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    I meant no offense OP Some boxes aren't labelled, and even have a cover for the translucent bikes.







    and gasoline is flammable





    Last edited by Cooter; 04-26-2023 at 04:57 PM.

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