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Old 05-23-2006, 06:20 PM
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Failed Emissons 88 Fox Pls Help

The first time both HC and CO were high. I adjusted the timing down to spec, 6 degrees, and I turned the screw on the side of the intake in about 3/4 turn. The HC came down to just about spec but the CO went up even worse. I assume the HC was related to timing but I realize I don't know what the screw on the side is for. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Failed Emissons 88 Fox Pls Help

the screw on the intake is for idle speed, lowering the idle usually makes the CO run a little richer. Mixture is adjusted at the 3mm allen screw between the fuel distributor and the air boot. You might want to take this to someone who knows CIS-E fairly well. They can adjust CO% and check O2 sensor operation at the same time.
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Old 10-23-2006, 09:25 AM
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Re: Failed Emissons 88 Fox Pls Help

Thanks for your reply. It turned out to be that the cat was hollowed out. A used cat solved the problem.
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