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Hi guys,

Got a little problem with my 34 Basically this is what it does. When I first start it up it sits at 3000rpm for about 5secs then drops down and hunts between 1000-2000rpm. Also when I’m driving and back off the throttle has a small delay and then starts decelerating other than that it runs fine.

Any ideas would be much appreciated

Thanks.

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It could be stuffed...not being picky, but did you clean it really well. My one was soo coked-up it was solid, I had to soak it in metho to get the 'piston' out.

Basically unscrew the stepper out and remove all components.

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clean afm using contact cleaner..often happens

I heard several ppl having same missfiring problems after they change to 3" exhaust and fixed it by changing spark plug gap...don't know the details but it's here somewhere 5-6 months back I think

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