INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION FOR
ELECTRIC THROTTLE CONTROL
!WARNING
1.Disconnect battery, NEGATIVE CABLE (if already installed).
2.Spreaders with factory installed throttle controls do not require installer
3.Raise the engine shroud and securely prop it in place with the prop rod. The installer will have to remove the ties securing the coiled actuator cable to the top of the engine.
4.The throttle actuator cable plugs into the
5.Select a suitable location in the cab of the vehicle to mount the throttle control box. (Do not mount at this time.)
!WARNING
Consult vehicle manufacturer for acceptable mounting locations. Improperly mounting the control box could interfere with air bag(s) and the other functions of the occupant protection systems, such as knee bolsters!
6.After the location of the control panel is determined, the cable must be routed to the rear of the spreader, so the hookup can be made with the actuator cable plug. Route the conductor cable, attached to the control, to rear of truck, under truck, securing as needed. Allow enough cable for the control panel to be mounted in the cab.
7.The routed cable must be clear of all moving or hot parts on the spreader or vehicle. Secure the cable with the ties provided. Excess cable must be coiled up and secured.
8.Locate and mount the control panel (with screws supplied).
9.For permanent cable mount at rear of the truck, a mounting bracket is supplied.
10.Slide boot over cable then, wire the control panel cable end into the socket (wire colors and locations are identified on the socket). The rubber socket boot must be installed for weather resistant seal.
11.Fill boot from cable side with a good grade of dielectric grease to help reduce corrosion on terminals.
12.Install a 12 volt battery with 4- ampere hour rating, recommended for winter use (if not already done). The battery
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