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Old 02-08-2010, 07:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question new and have a 680 Rincon issue

have an '07-680 Rincon that is idling high. It is fuel injected and I rode Saturday with no issues. When I started on Sunday morning, could not get it to idle down. When I wuld kill it, it would strain starter a little(had to hit starter 4 or 5 times to get to turn over). When it would start again, high idle. I started today and still idling high. Could it have jumped time?



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Old 02-19-2010, 05:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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nope..jumping time wont cause it to idle high, if it jumped time..it wouldn't run right period..sounds like your not getting the right fuel mixture to the engine..or you could have a hole/crack in your intake boot..check this out..most idle problems are from either a messed up carb..or a leaking intake boot..check it out..and we can take it from there...also..check to make sure your choke isn't stuck.
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I don't believe fuel injection has a choke.
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your prob right..lol..that was a shot in the dark..i think they have something like a electronic warmer ? <shrugs>
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sounds like the iacv is stuck. dont ride it till you get that fixed. if its new, or under 1 year old, its still under warranty. its an easy fix, just drop it by your local honda shop for repairs. if not, ill walk you thru the repair.

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Yeah, the Idle Air Control Valve on Fuel Injection has about the same job as the choke on a carb.
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i have one started doing same thing did you find outy the problem
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Old 04-19-2010, 09:07 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Brian,

Can you post your steps on checking the IACV? Is it quick and painless??

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>sounds like the iacv is stuck. dont ride it till you get that fixed. if its new, >or under 1 year old, its still under warranty. its an easy fix, just drop it by >your local honda shop for repairs. if not, ill walk you thru the repair.

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i had a one do this too, it would rev real high, would not move either, turned out to be the IACV or the "electronic choke" runs great after i replaced that
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