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Old 03-31-2012, 03:46 PM
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Hey guys. Well I tried adjusting my idle with the cord above the engine case and it wont idle down. Its screaming when its sitting and its obviously a problem. Any suggestions??
 
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idle when cold goes up to 3k rpm.. Is it fully warmed up and still above ~1600rpm? If so try the adjuster and if its not doing anything it might have fallen out of place.

Do these bikes have a IACV?
 
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I believe they do. And the adjust hasn't come loose because I can trace it back up the connection. I can turn it up but once it gets to a certain low, it wont go any lower, and it still remains too high. The only thing I notice is that the rpm's increase when the bike becomes hotter, and currently the fan isnt coming on. Could that be the problem? or d oyou think those two are associated.
 
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Just a long shot...check your coolant level. It needs to see coolant in the wax unit to pull the idle down.
 
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Originally Posted by 74demon
Just a long shot...check your coolant level. It needs to see coolant in the wax unit to pull the idle down.
After I had dumped my bike, I noticed my bike was idling higher as well, and I figured it was because coolant spilled out. Once I put more back in there, the idling issue was resolved.
 
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Old 04-02-2012, 10:51 PM
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Alright, Ill try to fill it up a good ways tomorrow. I just recently exchanged the old fluid for some new coolant, so this might be a long shot, no doubt. But its worth trying the cheap stuff first. Ill let yall know.
 
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Hey guys that did the trick! I just had the coolant level to low lol. Now on to my speedometer and radiator fan problem lol
 
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Very cool....something simple
 
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Old 04-04-2012, 10:56 PM
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Yes! Thanks you all!
 
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