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The throttle cable at the motor should attach to some type of linkage, there should be some type of adjustment there. Now whether or not you can tell if that adjusment has slipped or moved, wouldn't know without looking at it. "If" it has moved you may be able to tell where it originally was set.
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This is something with your fuel delivery or your computer.
I doubt it's your linkage. Even in the case that it did slip, once you changed to a smaller pitch prop it should have picked up RPMs. Do you have a fuel/water seperator? If so, check around the top edge for any rust or small holes. Also, check your primer bulb for any cracking where you can lose suction in your fuel line. If you can't find anything in your fuel delivery, it's your computer. If it's telling your injectors to pump harder and run richer, or anything of that nature, that may be why you're losing RPMs. |
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