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    Don't have a pic, I'll get one in the next few days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan. View Post
    So I had a good look at the idle adjust today and I can't get to it, compaired to the above pic I think I have a boost compensator over the idle adjust screw.
    Glad I was of some help. Dang boost compensator, you should pull it off and send to me

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    I had my old GQ behave the same way. Timing was out. Minute adjustment of the injector pump timing and all was good again.
    Hopefully you'll have it sorted soon

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    Hi guys, finally had a few seconds to take a pic, first how do i get to the idle screw? second whats that on top of my IP, why does it look different to Muddy's pic above?IMG_1258.JPGIMG_1259.JPG

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    If you have a small 1/4" socket set you can get onto the bolt that adjusts the idle. You should be able to get a spanner onto the lock nut. Its a little fiddly but doable.

    That is a boost compensator. The idle just is still there and accessible just a little more tricky.

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    Done, idles much smother now, but as mentioned above very fiddly. Thanks to all that commented.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan. View Post
    Done, idles much smother now, but as mentioned above very fiddly. Thanks to all that commented.
    Can you get a pic and show me the idle screw please, still can’t find it cheers

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