Hello this is a 56k FJ, The thing that I have it will idle Hi at times 1600 rpm, starts up with the choke no problem, no dead spots even when under load, runs out good is this a adjustment or are the throttle shafts worn, it also well come down to un idle slow is a delay the HI idle is infrequent after many miles of riding. any help would be thankful. p.s. spell check not working any clue
Quote from: gonzajr on February 28, 2013, 12:22:27 PM
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DavidR.
could be the o-rings between the carb joints and the head.
could be leaky/cracked old carb joints
try spraying some WD 40 around the carb joints while engine is running to see if idle changes.
could be as simple as sticking throttle cables
happy hunting! :good2:
KOokaloo!
Quote from: SlowOldGuy on February 28, 2013, 02:23:28 PM
Quote from: gonzajr on February 28, 2013, 12:22:27 PM
any help would be thankful.
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Davide.
Good morning David the gram er I use is not the best. I will try to do better.
You are doing just fine ! I am sure if I was to ask a question in German you would scratch you head or chuckle. Are you making any progress in finding your problem?
George
Hey, sorry for complaining.
I didn't realize you were German. I just thought you were a lazy typer.
Give it your best shot, and I'll be more patient.
A few clues. If the idle speed is increasing, then air is getting into the system somewhere or a throttle cable is binding.
Follow Frank's suggestions to find an air leak. Also, make sure the choke mechanism is allowing the choke plungers to seat fully.
DavidR.