Looking for assistance on where to adjust low idle. Want to adjust from 1550 RPM to 1700 RPM, thanks for the help.
Adjusting low idle on 2008 MTX Nytro
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Should be able to get that much adjustment out of the throttle cable. I believe the adjustment is by the throttle lever somewhere.
Want to keep free-play in cable, just wondering if there was as throttle stop some place on throttle body sytem somewhere that I am not seeing.
Its down by the throttle bodies. Where the throttle cable connects to the throttle bodies
Is it a phillips screw? I will take a look again.
Don't remember. If you cant find it let me know ill take a picture. have my sled torn apart and can get a real good picture for yah.
Went ahead and took a picture for yah. The right way is to use the black knob in the upper right hand of the picture. OR you can use the phillips screw in between #2 and #3 throttle bodies..
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There is a adjustment screw between the 2 and 3 cylinder on a nytro on the front side of the throttle bodies. There is a locknut with a allen head bolt to adjust, screw it in for more rpm.
Thanks for the great picture. A little confused their are three adjustment you can use for adjusting low idle? Earlier before the last two post came out I turned the phillips screw out a turn. Seemed to adjust idle up but once warmed up bouncing from 1500 to 1750 not staying steady. Didn't let warm up for ten minutes though. Should I put screw back in the orignal position and try one of the other adjustments. Do you turn the black knob out for more idle or in.
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I just realized your asking on a nytro. Retract my above posts. there off of an apex. Im unsure on the Nytros.
No, you were using the flat blade screws used to sync the throttle bodies. Thos can be used to raise idle but shouldnt be. The is a singular screw with a lock nut on it on the FRONT of the throttle bodies between number 2 and 3 cylinder. The screw is a allen, the only allen adjustment screw on the throttle bodies. Again, its on the front facing side of the throttle bodies, not the top or back, the front.
Thanks again got it.
