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idle rpm adjustment

could somebody help me with information how to adjust idle rpm on this machine with common rail....cummins engine....thanks
  • Posted 11 Jul 2018 15:51
  • By northstar
  • joined 16 Jun'17 - 92 messages
  • accra, Ghana
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If the serial number starts with a C there is a screw on the back of the injector pump. If the serial starts with a D you need the software to diagnose a problem. This is for Yale. For Hyster the Letters are H and J.
  • Posted 11 Jul 2018 22:19
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  • By BREWSKI
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  • Nebraska, United States
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