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Anonymous Posted on Jul 04, 2009

I have a new EU2000i companion the idles goes up and down when the echo throttle is on runs fine when echo throttle is in the off position

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YOUR IDLE SPEED SETTING IS OUT OF SPEC.IT SHOULD BE ABOUT 1750 RPM AND YOU ADJUST IT BY A PHILIPS SCREW ON TOP OF THE CARB

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