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Hmmmm, I guess I\'ve been very lucky and never had jumpy idle problems. You need to make sure your throttle bodies are clean, no vacuum hoses are cracked or off, and the MAP sensor hose is on. Also, if you changed the idle adjuster you will have problems with the adjuster turning on it\'s own causing the idle to drop. Also, tie the two clutch switch wires together.\r\n
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\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by TL MILLER\r\n \r\n  \r\n I�ve had many bikes over the years... but nothing newer than 04. \r\n \r\n \nSo I picked up a "damaged" 07 gsxr 600 a few weeks ago (low sided) and finally rode it around the block. I couldn\'t get the idle to stay in one spot like my 636. Before I left the garage I would set the idle at 3500 to 4k (in gear clutch pulled in). While riding I would let off the throttle and every time it would drop to under 2k. \nAny tricks to keep it from going so low? \nOr is it in the gsxr programing? | \r\n