Hyster H40FT:
HOW TO INCREASE IDLE

Hello! Maybe someone knows how to increase idle from 800 rpm, for example, to 1000 rpm.
I have 2008 4 tons diesel Hyster with monotrol pedal and I can't increase them through display. How to do it?
  • Posted 29 Sep 2022 00:49
  • Discussion started by Roman_Pashkov
  • Latvia
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Swoop is correct, the idle speed is controlled by the programming in the ECM and can only by changes by an engineer.
  • Posted 1 Oct 2022 00:17
  • Reply by garland_m
  • Virginia, United States
Work Hard and Fish Long
not sure it is possible
since these units are 'drive by wire' electronic throttle body's the idle is controlled by the ecm. Only if there is a physical idle screw the idle can only be changed by accessing the ecm via laptop and i do not think you can even do it then.
The question that comes to my mind is why do you feel the need to increase the idle? Are you having stalling issues? during steering or low speed/idle hydraulic operation? If so there are other issues causing that such as trim settings and/or possible vacuum leaks, something along those lines.
  • Posted 29 Sep 2022 21:45
  • Reply by swoop223
  • North Carolina, United States
You've been swooped!
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