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Posted by: JayBR
I made the mistake of backing it out too far and what a pain. My hands are too big to get up in there to put it back in so I kept dropping it and having to search for the spring and screw. Turned a 10 minute job into a couple hours.
Make sure your looking at the screw when your backing it out.
Posted by: SparkyEX
I was having stalling problems until I realized the idle screw was backing out. I turned the spring around and now it idles up instead. I am going to try some locktite to see if that helps. Anyone else have this issue?
Posted by: Derno24
I have the Maint/Diag software and cables I was wondering how do you know when the throttle body is fully closed. I have heard that you can back the idle screw out too far. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Posted by: cannondale27
You have to look to see that the screw isnt touching the tab on the bellcrank.If you back it off to far it will fall out it is a pain to get it back in since it is spring loaded but it really isnt that big a deal.
The throttle setting is real important Cannondale has posted a new manual called Electrical/EFI Service Manual P/N:5002401 it takes quite a while to download and print it but it is well worth it it answers your questions on page 35.
