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Some of you may remember I added Cruise to my 2000 E-Glide. I did this by ordering the 2002 Kit and building my own harness. Everything pretty much came out great but I had a question.
Do the 2002 later Tour Bikes with Cruise still retain the throttle friction ****/adjuster?
Reason I'm asking is my 2000 friction screw will not fit on the 2002 controls. There's a threaded hole there for it, but the **** itself is too big around to fit inside the contured cutout. HD parts guy says that all the 2000 Up use the same **** but I find that very difficult to believe because it doesn't fit.
Yep, I didn't know if models with Cruise had it or not. I use it on occassion for warm ups but I can tighten up the choke **** a little for that. HD Cruise instructions show putting it back on, but in the HD Manual it didn't show it. Again, no big deal, just a perfectionist.
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