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Minus the ring terminals it looks like the proper placement for the old Cruise control roll-off switch that used to be in the center of the throttle cables back in the day.
Minus the ring terminals it looks like the proper placement for the old Cruise control roll-off switch that used to be in the center of the throttle cables back in the day.
Good point. I wonder if those ring terminals were installed in the female roll off switch connectors for some reason. OP, did the throttle cable you removed have a roll off switch?
Im thinking it was pre set for the classic and the regular in case there was cruise control. You know how theres connectors in the nacell for additional crap.
Minus the ring terminals it looks like the proper placement for the old Cruise control roll-off switch that used to be in the center of the throttle cables back in the day.
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