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Remove the roller and pin from the plunger, that ride in the slot.
Pull the entire plunger and throttle/advance wire out of the end of the handle bar.
Loosen the nut and release the wire
If the roller and pin will not come out, I once had to drill a hole on the opposite side of the handle bar and send a drift pin up into the plunger to push them out. The plunger already has a hole in it, just need to add one in the bars. This is an IF and will be completed concealed after re-assembly. Take a look at a parts manual to better understand all the different bits. Good luck.
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