hey
just wondering if anyone knows how to set it back to the factory setting? screw it all the way in then out a few times? how many is a few in that case?
thanks
fuel mixture screw - k series carbs
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fuel mixture screw - k series carbs
by scope » Mon May 14, 2007 8:07 am
chicken fillet and bacon with everything except onion and bbq, ranch and southwest sauces
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by Dell'Orto » Mon May 14, 2007 6:33 pm
1 1/2 from memory I think, will check later on
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by scope » Mon May 14, 2007 10:06 pm
yup
it's shit when it's idling that's why i ask
mmm, boost said it might be an air leak though (the idle jumps up and down 100rpm and is backfiring a little bit)
that's at 1000rpm, if i turn it down to 800rpm it jumps around even more
it's shit when it's idling that's why i ask
mmm, boost said it might be an air leak though (the idle jumps up and down 100rpm and is backfiring a little bit)
that's at 1000rpm, if i turn it down to 800rpm it jumps around even more
chicken fillet and bacon with everything except onion and bbq, ranch and southwest sauces
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current ride: 1980 mazda rx7 series 1
previous rides: ke36 corolla, series 1 rx7, ke30 corolla, ke70 corolla x2
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by Crucible » Mon May 14, 2007 10:18 pm
acetylene or ethor are good for finding vacuum leaks. If you partially choke it with your hand and the revs even out, is normally a good sign a vac leak is present.
you can set idle mixtures with a vac gauge, screw right in and turn out until it wont pull any more vacuum or the revs dont improve further, but 1 1/2 turns out is normally ok as a base setting.
you can set idle mixtures with a vac gauge, screw right in and turn out until it wont pull any more vacuum or the revs dont improve further, but 1 1/2 turns out is normally ok as a base setting.
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by 79rolla » Mon May 14, 2007 10:28 pm
just get it tuned proply man lol
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by scope » Tue May 15, 2007 8:25 am
79rolla wrote:just get it tuned proply man lol
that means $$ and that's not much of a learning experience is it!
chicken fillet and bacon with everything except onion and bbq, ranch and southwest sauces
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previous rides: ke36 corolla, series 1 rx7, ke30 corolla, ke70 corolla x2
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