Cable-throttle V430000730

The trick is to take photos via cell phone as you take it apart. Then remove old parts. Then install new replacement cable, then putting the spring correctly back in using cell phone photo, then the trigger throttle and it was very easy at that point. At 74 yrs of age, it helped to have another set of hands helping me. It also helped to have some zip ties holding things together. By the way, had ordered the part(?) from another place with help over the phone and it was the wrong one. From now on ereplacementparts.com is my go to place. Thanks. Bob

Replaced throttle cable. Very easy to do, just follow the old cable and you will be fine!

Removed 2 Phillips screws on handle control assembly.
Removed plastic ring retainer on handle control assembly.
Removed ground wire from motor with torx tool.
Slid foam sleeve off handle.
Removed 2 phillips screws on lever cover, removed cover.
Carefully opened the black plastic handle it is 2 split pieces.
Removed old cable, installed new cable carefully into plastic grove on handle and orange plastic lever.
Replaced lever cover and screws, slid foam sleeve on black plastic handle, installed plastic retainer.
Replaced all screws, tightened till snug.
put new cable end into carb throttle slot. replaced ground wire and screwed into motor housing.
Positioned handle control assembly on shaft, checked to see if every thing worked smoothly
Tightened all screws tight.

Loosened screws and removed throttle cable and replaced it.