View Full Version : CRF throttle sticking
moto_maniac
18th April 2004, 10:55 PM
has any one had problems with throttles being stiff on CRF450?? mine was stiff but its slowly getting better. its not getting caught on anything that i can see or anything like that. everyone that has one around me has had the same problem and after a while it just goes away. i was just wondering if anyone has had same problem or heard of it and knows how to fix it
Robbo66
19th April 2004, 12:30 AM
lube your cables, check under your throttle tube to make sure there isnt dirt in there.
also, remember that the bikes have 2 throttle cables, acting as a push-pull system.
yamaha_54
19th April 2004, 12:36 AM
wouldnt want the throttle 2 stick wide open on 1 of those thing, they hook!
Aus_Yobbo
19th April 2004, 12:54 AM
never had that problem with mine. its always run beautifully
yamaha_54
19th April 2004, 01:03 AM
wat year is ur crf450 moto_maniac?
moto_maniac
19th April 2004, 11:26 PM
its a 03, i rode it today and it was pretty good, hardly even noticed that it was stiff. its getting better so im not really worried about it. yeh they hook i can pull 3rd gear race starts no worryies...
HONDA_BOY
19th April 2004, 11:31 PM
JUST PUT SOME GREASE OR LUBE IN THE THROTTLE TUBE AND SHE'LL BE SWEET AS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
moto_maniac
19th April 2004, 11:37 PM
yeh i done that and it helped
Mungoman45
19th April 2004, 11:42 PM
ok, just thought I'd let ya in on a little secret Brent...there is such a thing as "netequite" it's etequite for online forums and messaging, and one of the most common rules of this is that capitals are used at the start of sentences, if you're one of us people that actually take the time to use punctuation, and when online, complete words used in capitals are concidered yelling. Now, I've noticed you tend to post a lot of replies in complete capitals. I dunno if it bothers anyone else, but to me it just seems rude, and when i know you're not meaning to be, people can take it the wrong way, especially online when how you word what you say is exactly how it comes across to others, as there is no "tone of voice" with reading.
Sorry, needed to be said, while I'm here....WD40 does wonders in throttle tubes :) or better yet, if ya can get ya hands on it, a product called Inox, works wonders as it doesn't dry out ;)
moto_maniac
19th April 2004, 11:52 PM
its cool Mungo. Yeh i used inox, my dads a mechanic and he has his own business so we got heaps or Inox and things like that
HONDA_BOY
19th April 2004, 11:55 PM
Sorry mungo they "caps lock button is disabled now".
sorry everyone i'll try too keep it off.( i mean it will stay off from now on). lol.
Sorry moto_maniac i didn't mean to say it as i was yelling it. it just happened that the caps lock was on at the time ......... sorry....lol
moto_maniac
20th April 2004, 12:00 AM
its cool honda_boy
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