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jdetoy
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I picked up a 06 700 rmk for my girl. I tore it down, had the crank repacked by dougs balancing here in Denver and put a wisco top end on it. fired it up and it was vibrating like crazy. Back off the push arm and fixed the problem for the most part. When I had it off I set the tps base and idle voltage. .71 and .93
I am idling just shy of 3k. I checked the tps voltage and it is still at.93 and my throttle cable is turned all the way in. If my throttle cable way to tight my voltage would be high right?
Also when I was letting it do its warm up the welds on a brand new slp y pipe are leaking out oil need to call them on Monday( they reflashed the ecu for me if that comes up), if they are letting oil out of the welds they have to be letting air in. Do you think it is letting enough air in to lean it out?
I also noticed a little smoke coming out of the pto side powervalve hole. took off cover and does not seam to be a leak in the bellow no oil anywhere but I had enough and put it up for the night. I think it was just some oil burning off from assembly.
I also capped of the lines that go to the exhaust solenoid if that make a difference.
let me know what ya think
I am idling just shy of 3k. I checked the tps voltage and it is still at.93 and my throttle cable is turned all the way in. If my throttle cable way to tight my voltage would be high right?
Also when I was letting it do its warm up the welds on a brand new slp y pipe are leaking out oil need to call them on Monday( they reflashed the ecu for me if that comes up), if they are letting oil out of the welds they have to be letting air in. Do you think it is letting enough air in to lean it out?
I also noticed a little smoke coming out of the pto side powervalve hole. took off cover and does not seam to be a leak in the bellow no oil anywhere but I had enough and put it up for the night. I think it was just some oil burning off from assembly.
I also capped of the lines that go to the exhaust solenoid if that make a difference.
let me know what ya think