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08-07-2007, 11:57 AM
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Re: carburetor idle jets
You dont adjust the idle with jets. The jets are in a completely different circuit. Are you trying to adjust idle rpm or idle afr? For rpm there is a screw that rotates the throttle. For afr there should be an adjustment in the side of the metering block. Clockwise takes fuel away at idle. What problem are you having? If your running rich then check to make sure your throttle blades are closing like they should, also make sure your float is adjusted correctly. After that you can pull fuel out with the ifrc screw.
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08-07-2007, 04:33 PM
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Re: carburetor idle jets
I Rebuilt Carb With Kit Soked It In Cleaner.. Blew Out All The Air
Bleeds Car Runs Good But Idle Mixture Screws Have No Effect So Cant Smooth Out Idle..
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