Description:
A Fuel Control Linkage Lever is a mechanical component used in some engines to control the amount of fuel delivered to the engine. The linkage lever is typically connected to the fuel system and the throttle or governor of the engine, allowing the operator to adjust the fuel flow to the engine. It is typically located on the engine and is connected to the fuel injection pump or carburetor. When the operator moves the linkage lever, it adjusts the fuel flow to the engine, which in turn affects the engine's speed and power output.

Attributes:
• Manufactured to precise specification, built for durability, reliability, and productivity.
• Internal diameter with keyway for locking function.

Applications:
This Lever is located in the Fuel Control Linkage assembly and is used mostly in Cat 3612, G3606, G3606,3606, G3608, G3608,3608, G3612, G3612,3612, G3616 and G3616,3616 Engine (Piston).
G3512, G3516, G3516B, G3520, G3520B, and PMG3516 Generator Set.
G3516B Special Application No Pin.