Idle is out of control

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Re: Idle is out of control

29 Aug 2026 09:41
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With the idle screw all the way out they should be completely closed- then wind the idle screw in to open the carb it acts on and complete a static sync on the other three - wind the idle screw back out and check they are closed- now when you adjust the idle screw it will open them all slightly which will allow it idle
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Re: Idle is out of control

29 Aug 2026 10:59
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Snicker do what Wookie says. The peeps in this thread got me from idling at 6K!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Idle is out of control

01 Sep 2026 12:21
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Thanks.  Im in Missouri for a month.  When I get back home, I will do as you all have suggested.   Also, apologies if I derailed this thread.

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Re: Idle is out of control

01 Sep 2026 15:59
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As mentioned by Wookie earlier: hold the carbs up to the light with the idle screw backed off, and make sure there is no light showing around the butterflies.  Adjust as needed, including the bench sync.
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