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the daddy 04-15-2011 08:11 AM

os speed vz tune
 
right i have read the engine tune bible and it does sort of cover my question.But when i rev the engine when i let go of the throttle it seems to have two idles. High idle for about five to ten seconds then settles to a normal idle is this normal cant seem to get rid

dreaux 04-15-2011 08:19 AM

idle gap is to big.

RockStar_199 04-15-2011 09:12 AM

how about a pause inbetween full pulls?? it revs then pauses and revs again? zoom...zoooommm

the daddy 04-15-2011 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by RockStar_199 (Post 8968995)
how about a pause inbetween full pulls?? it revs then pauses and revs again? zoom...zoooommm

it was doing that leaned the bottem and it is smoother now

RockStar_199 04-15-2011 09:28 AM

sorry im asking for a fix lol my engines seem to do this alot and i have to fat the bottom to fix but yet not the tun im looking for on the bottom

Ambros303 04-15-2011 10:04 AM

Sounds like the low end needle is too fat.
Lean the low end needle a bit more till the idle stays high after a WOT pass. Then turn down the idle with the idle screw. When your idle is consistent check you high speed needle. It might need richening up a little bit after this.

Edit:
If you mean stuttering / machinegunning when your talking about a high idle after WOT then your low end needle is too lean (possibly high end needle aswell): richen it up a bit.

killabud 04-15-2011 11:00 AM


Originally Posted by Ambros303 (Post 8969228)
Sounds like the low end needle is too fat.
Lean the low end needle a bit more till the idle stays high after a WOT pass. Then turn down the idle with the idle screw. When your idle is consistent check you high speed needle. It might need richening up a little bit after this.

Edit:
If you mean stuttering / machinegunning when your talking about a high idle after WOT then your low end needle is too lean (possibly high end needle aswell): richen it up a bit.

+1 Low end is to fat and the idle is to high. Whats happening is your engine idles High (where its set to) then as it sits and runs off the low end needle only (set to rich) it then slows the engine down as its loading up on fuel.

the daddy 04-16-2011 09:29 AM

yes bottom too fat idle too high solved it cool guys thanks for the help


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