617 IP Full Load Stop Adjustment Procedure

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06-15-2005, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Brandon314159

Most defintely. I have had the back off 2 times already for this adjustment...doing it nice and slow.
I am okay with overfueling it and then coming back as I can watch the pyro and easily let out of it if things are getting too hot too fast.
Were you getting noticeable smoke with the higher idle/adjusted?

Brandon

Oh it laid down some Black smoke.......under hard acceleration....but none once you eased up...But what really bugged me was the fact it wanted to hang at cruising speed and was real slow to return to idle speed.

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