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    Idle speed adjustment.

    I drove my Perentie today for the first time since I purchased it in April. All is good, but the "idle speed" seems to high.
    What is the go to reduce it? I'm very new to these engines and am still learning my way around them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Jeepster View Post
    I drove my Perentie today for the first time since I purchased it in April. All is good, but the "idle speed" seems to high.
    What is the go to reduce it? I'm very new to these engines and am still learning my way around them.
    Have a look at the top rear of the fuel injector pump and you will see 2 screws with locknuts that limit the travel on the throttle cam. The one closest to you is the idle speed one. It has a screwdriver slot on the end and the locknut is 12mm. Loosen the locknut and adjust to your desired speed with the screwdriver and tighten it up while holding the screwdriver stationary. Don't lower the revs too much or it will shake itself to bits
    Cheers......Brian
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    Thanks heaps mate. I'll have a look tomorrow in the daylight.
    Yes, I figure its high for a reason, and I'm guessing the shakin' is the reason!
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