With the engine off, grab the carbs, and try to raise them up, or push them
down. See if they move, I once had a set that had loosened up, that caused
idling issues.
I didn't realize what the issue was, until, in frustration, I put my hands
on the carbs and leaned. They sagged...
Tighten the intake, and the problem went away.
Brad
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Dave G. <kk7ss@verizon.net> wrote:
> I've got a high idle on my 1275..- about 1700 rpm !!
> Checked timing at 7bdc, idle screws backed all the way out, choke
> backed off, jets turned down quite a bit...
> Nothing mechanical seems to make a difference...
>
> Suggestions?? Polite ones, of course ;-))
>
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>
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