Throttle Creep ?

[Always Ready]

1994 Weekender 330 with two 454`s great running engines with no worries. The cables operate without trouble. I have what I believe is throttle creep on the port engine, very minor but bothersome. A manual on the controls did not come with the boat. After much research, I believe they are Teleflex CH4400 controls not the 5600. My issue is which screw do I slightly turn to adjust the tension on the control, as I know the other two control other functions about throw and so on.
Also, does anyone know where I would be able to pick up a PDF on the controls, Teleflex doesn't seem to archive it.......
Thank you for your time in advance
Bob

 

[kvduff]

This may get you headed in the right direction
https://www.plaisance-pratique.com/IMG/pdf/Morse-Selection.pdf

 

[bahamabreisus]

I believe the screw in the middle is the tension adjustment.

 

[atrick]

View attachment 148655 View attachment 148655 1994 Weekender 330 with two 454`s great running engines with no worries. The cables operate without trouble. I have what I believe is throttle creep on the port engine, very minor but bothersome. A manual on the controls did not come with the boat. After much research, I believe they are Teleflex CH4400 controls not the 5600. My issue is which screw do I slightly turn to adjust the tension on the control, as I know the other two control other functions about throw and so on.
Also, does anyone know where I would be able to pick up a PDF on the controls, Teleflex doesn't seem to archive it.......
Thank you for your time in advance
Bob

Middle screw, other two are your stops

 

[Always Ready]

I believe the screw in the middle is the tension adjustment.

Thank you bahamabreisus,
you are correct, I’m sure as always, I turned the screw to the right. Maybe less than a 1/4 “, placing the correct tension, it’s always the little items
Thank you again Bob

 

[Always Ready]

Middle screw, other two are your stops

You were correct, turned the screw less than a 1/4” works perfectly, I’m sure you are correct as always

 

[Always Ready]

This may get you headed in the right direction
https://www.plaisance-pratique.com/IMG/pdf/Morse-Selection.pdf

Thank you for your help, great informative
Bob