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Username Post: Benzin Trainer Throttle Spring
alexander 
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Reg: 12-20-02
 07-06-03 11:11 AM - Post#22515    
    In response to GaryDoty

The spring will do a couple of things. If the linkage breaks the engine will stop or go to ldle. It also tightens a cheap servo deadband a tad by loading the slop out of the servo. You can reduce the spring tension, remove the spring or leave it as is with no problems. I usually reduce the spring tension by repositioning the spring on gassers.

stephen
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