idle adjustment problem
dont flame me, the grandkids need stuff first, then i will work on getting a manual. but until then, my bike idles about 1050 - 1100 rpm. how low can i go ( i was thinking 975 ) and how do i adjust it lower. all three of my other bikes have either a thumb screw or and easily identified set screw. thanks and ride safe.
Last edited by armyof1; Sep 29, 2009 at 02:05 PM.
dont flame me, the grandkids need stuff first, then i will work on getting as manual. but until then, my bike idles about 1050 - 1100 rpm. how low can i go ( i was thinking 975 ) and how do i adjust it lower. all three of my other bikes have either a thumb screw or and easily identified set screw. thanks and ride safe.
If your problem isn't sporadic you should read TT410 (tech tip) for more info on some causes for high and low idle speeds. Email me here and I'll send you a PDF copy of this document.
It can be changed by the dealer with the Digital Technician, and probably with SEST and TTS too.
If you have an '07, as suggested by your sig, idle problems are apparently a fairly common problem with '07's. Mine will idle fast sporadically and always clears up on its own. A tech at the HD shop who owns an '07 RG told me to occasionally spray the idle air control oriface just inside the induction module (top) with some carb cleaner, then some spray lubricant. It is caused by oil and other gunk getting into the oriface. Remove the AC cover and AC filter element, then look into the module where you'll see a hole at the top very near the outer lip.
If your problem isn't sporadic you should read TT410 (tech tip) for more info on some causes for high and low idle speeds. Email me here and I'll send you a PDF copy of this document.
If your problem isn't sporadic you should read TT410 (tech tip) for more info on some causes for high and low idle speeds. Email me here and I'll send you a PDF copy of this document.
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