When assembling the Kohler® Command Pro CH 270, where does the throttle linkage attach?

The throttle linkage in the Kohler® Command Pro CH 270 engine is designed to attach to the governor arm. This connection is crucial because the governor arm regulates the engine's speed by controlling the position of the throttle plate. When the throttle linkage is attached to the governor arm, it allows the engine management system to adjust the airflow into the engine based on the load and operating conditions. This ensures the engine runs efficiently, maintains the desired RPM, and responds appropriately to changes in load demand.

The other components listed do not serve the function of regulating the throttle. The fuel pump is responsible for delivering fuel to the engine, the air cleaner filters incoming air, and the ignition coil generates the electrical spark for combustion. Therefore, attaching the throttle linkage to the governor arm is essential for achieving optimal performance and control of the engine's operation.