Idle speed adjustment.
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Idle speed adjustment.
Got a Honda 15hp 4 stroke engine (2/3 years old) on the back of my Longliner. I just want to increase the idle speed on it a small bit as it doesnt sit at tick over too well. Popped the lid off and had a nosey and was somewhat mystified..... :D Well used to poking around old 2 strokes but this is a different kettle of fish altogether. If anyone has one or I suppose any of the recent small Honda engines that could advise, preferably with a pic, I'd appreciate it.
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It was just the idle speed setting that was a little low Conor, it wasn't quite where I expected to find it but I found it after a poke around and half a turn later engine is running (touch wood) as sweet as.... No lumpy idling or ten minutes warm up required before setting off. Problem solved and not a bottle of WD40 or cable ties in sight.... :D Cant get over how economical that little Honda is. You wont break any speed records with top speed around 10 knots on the Orkney with 2 aboard but it burns absolutely nothing. Did 12 miles at the weekend on €5 of unleaded....
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