Thanks for posting the photos. My rover xl with the Suzuki 2 stroke had a little hiccup yesterday. After pulling the carby apart and cleaning I reassembled the beast. It follows the picture that was posted. I have an issue though. The engine starts fine but I have no throttle control other than applying some choke. The throttle plate is wide open. There does not appear to be any resistance on the governor lever to return the throttle plate to closed position. The outcome is that the motor starts and then runs absolutely flat out. The kill switch still works though. The question therefore is how is the appropriate resistance applied to ensure the throttle plate returns to closed position. Or maybe I am completely off track. Happy to be educated. Thanks.
