Which way do you turn idle speed screw?
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From: Bonnie Scotland
Originally Posted by slowpoke
turn it one way and see what it does lol
Just wanted to check cos you need to turn it quite a bit for much to happen
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as per stu...
think of it as erm... a screw... lol
its like a bleed valve... theres a hole near the end of the thread of the screw and so if you losen the screw it moves out more letting more air bypass the throttle hence revs increase (same affect as openeing the throttle a bit)
think of it as erm... a screw... lol
its like a bleed valve... theres a hole near the end of the thread of the screw and so if you losen the screw it moves out more letting more air bypass the throttle hence revs increase (same affect as openeing the throttle a bit)
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From: Bonnie Scotland
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
as per stu...
think of it as erm... a screw... lol
its like a bleed valve... theres a hole near the end of the thread of the screw and so if you losen the screw it moves out more letting more air bypass the throttle hence revs increase (same affect as openeing the throttle a bit)
think of it as erm... a screw... lol
its like a bleed valve... theres a hole near the end of the thread of the screw and so if you losen the screw it moves out more letting more air bypass the throttle hence revs increase (same affect as openeing the throttle a bit)

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