Idle speed will not adjust below 1400
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Hi all,
I'm curious, my idle speed will not adjust below 1400 RPM. I can increase it by the screw but cannot lower. Can anyone shed any light on why this may be, vacuum leak? I've checked TB hoses and boots.
It also idles IMO very high for the automatic choke at around 3.5/4k until it heats up a touch then drops down gradually.
Thanks!
I'm curious, my idle speed will not adjust below 1400 RPM. I can increase it by the screw but cannot lower. Can anyone shed any light on why this may be, vacuum leak? I've checked TB hoses and boots.
It also idles IMO very high for the automatic choke at around 3.5/4k until it heats up a touch then drops down gradually.
Thanks!
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Yeah, 1400 is a bit high when warm and 3.5/4 is way high (mine will go as high as 2 when real cold.) You should be able to adjust to under 1000 rpm with no problem so it is likely a vacuum leak. I don't have any direct experience so can't be of much more help than that.
Definitely post up once you figure it out!
Definitely post up once you figure it out!
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Yeah, 1400 is a bit high when warm and 3.5/4 is way high (mine will go as high as 2 when real cold.) You should be able to adjust to under 1000 rpm with no problem so it is likely a vacuum leak. I don't have any direct experience so can't be of much more help than that.
Definitely post up once you figure it out!
Definitely post up once you figure it out!
But if there is a leak it would have to be below the TB (past the butterfly intakes.
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Last edited by Nathan Burch; 12-05-2020 at 02:41 PM.
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Kinda comical looking at it! I did laugh at myself.
I rebuilt this bike last year after a collision, all okay just not the bike haha.
Took the aibox off, sprayed around the TB boots and the RPM sharply dropped off, almost stalling.
The lower clamps for the Intake boots are fully tight but its not sealing, I'm guessing this is a new boots and clamps situation.
cheerams.
** FIXED **
The inlet manifold rubbers had been abused and the little inner rim/lip had wasn't in good shape and the engine was sucking air in before the throttle bodies. Replaced rubbers and clamps as they were all gone.
I rebuilt this bike last year after a collision, all okay just not the bike haha.
Took the aibox off, sprayed around the TB boots and the RPM sharply dropped off, almost stalling.
The lower clamps for the Intake boots are fully tight but its not sealing, I'm guessing this is a new boots and clamps situation.
cheerams.
** FIXED **
The inlet manifold rubbers had been abused and the little inner rim/lip had wasn't in good shape and the engine was sucking air in before the throttle bodies. Replaced rubbers and clamps as they were all gone.
Last edited by Nathan Burch; 12-17-2020 at 02:39 AM. Reason: Resolution found
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