steering control requires more than idle speed, don't be deceived by a valid argument would be "stopping".
technically you would be correct because since the lowest speed of a PWC would be idling, and stopping would require more than idle speed if you were to attempt an operation of "stopping".
If a PWC slows to idle or stops completely you will lose steering control and it will become much more difficult to safely maneuver.
Operations such as towing, water skiing, or wakeboarding require more than idle speed on a boat. These activities necessitate the boat to achieve a higher speed to effectively pull the skier or tow the object across the water. Additionally, navigating through choppy waters or making sharp turns may also demand increased speed for stability and control.
Idle speed is set by the PCM and is not adjustable. A faulty idle indicates a more complex problem that should be diagnosed.
More times than not, it turns out to be the TPS sensor
AC idle compensator. Many vehicles have a sensor that increases idle speed when you turn on & add more load. Sounds like your idle not being adjusted. Have your mech check it.
need more info but try adjusting the fast idle up a little
If you have a leak in your vaccum system, it will idle a few hundred more rpm's than normal, the idle speed setting is all electronic and can't be altered.
The vehicle has to be traveling above a certain speed for the air bag to deploy. I believe it is 35 mph. It could be more.
More than likely you need to replace the Mass Airflow Sensor also.
Engine idle speeds are all computer controlled these days. Not like the old days when we had a screw to move in / out to adjust ourselves.There are a few things that can be done to "influence" idle speeds - see "Related Questions" below for more
"Noisy" because the engine is vibrating more than normal? Low idle will cause the engine to shake. Low idle can be caused by - Dirty/clogged/sticking EGR valve - Vacuum leak or air intake leak - Dirty MAF sensor
Using low bike gears requires less effort but provides less speed, while using high bike gears requires more effort but allows for greater speed.