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I was wondering if it is normal for the RPM to go up and down while keeping constant pressure on the accelerator.I noticed today while sitting in neutral i reved it up to 1500 and tried to keep it there.It would go up to about 1700 and drop to 1200 and back up and down,would never stay consistant.I went up to 2500 and then it would jump to 2900 then drop to 2200 and back up to 2900 and down again.I made sure I was not doing it with the pressure from my foot.I was wondering if this was normal.

Thanks in advance.

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My opinion is yes, I have a lever to hold the throttle, because of my leg disabilities, and it doesn't hold a constant RPM either, never worried about enough to figure out why, yet. I am building a cruise control for mine so I can set it at 2500 or so and let the controller hold the throttle relatively constant went going up a rough hill, usually I end up full throttle because I can work my feet very well. The problem with the lever is that as I go uphill, I need more, and as I go down hill I need less.

kinarfi.

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My opinion is yes, I have a lever to hold the throttle, because of my leg disabilities, and it doesn't hold a constant RPM either, never worried about enough to figure out why, yet. I am building a cruise control for mine so I can set it at 2500 or so and let the controller hold the throttle relatively constant went going up a rough hill, usually I end up full throttle because I can work my feet very well. The problem with the lever is that as I go uphill, I need more, and as I go down hill I need less.

kinarfi.

it just seems it should be holding a consistant rpm.I thought at first it might be fuel regulater not set correctly but it is at 55psi.

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I'm thinking fuel pump I have a new one and will be changing it out I will let you guys know what I find.

Kevin

Is yours doing the same thing?Is that why you are changing out the pump?

Thanks,please let us know if the new pump is the problem.

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