I'll give that a try. Another mechanic friend recommended the same. Thanks!
Just shot some spray white lithium grease and it smoothed it out brilliantly! It did occur to me, but it felt so clunky that I thought nah. Thanks so much, I was about to remove the flywheel!
Just want to point out; it might be a good idea to secure the wiring so it does not get "rubbed" against by the moving trigger-assembly to avoid any wiring issues
Yeah, I worked on that today for a while. Not much to work with though, as the wires are just pushed up and held by nothing. I did get it to where nothing is rubbing. Probably need to keep an eye on it, since it could slide down again. Thanks for pointing it out though.
I wonder if a dab of silicon would keep them in place? Might just do that.
tied straps work great
I did strap the wire to another to hold it up and hold it tighter. But that was a compromise because it began to rub at the end location. It's the travel around the stator/ base of the flywheel that needs support. I didn't see anything to tie it to. It seems to be fine at the moment, but with bumps and vibration, who knows?!
Now ya got me thinking, I'll go look again!
You kinda have to manipulate the wires together in such a way that they are free floating where it can not be tied-off to something what help is having multiple wires twisted together and tied together
Yeah, they seem to be holding in place well enough. Thanks for the tips!
