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02-11-2001 02:00 PM #1
32/36 WEBER CARB Mixture Screw????
Going thru archives, re: weber carbs, a wealth of information. I've noticed many conflicting tunning theories.
Anyways.... Can someone tell me about mixture screw, (screw in.... Richer????) (screw out.... leaner???) i'm assumming this is correct, but i've noticed a couple of people have it the other way around!.... This could explain my problems.NOTE: my plugs are black with carbon. Thanks mike.
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02-11-2001 02:12 PM #2
Re: 32/36 WEBER CARB Mixture Screw????
Going thru archives, re: weber carbs, a wealth of information. I've noticed many conflicting tunning theories.
Anyways.... Can someone tell me about mixture screw, (screw in.... Richer????) (screw out.... leaner???) i'm assumming this is correct, but i've noticed a couple of people have it the other way around!.... This could explain my problems.NOTE: my plugs are black with carbon. Thanks mike.
Mike try, screwing in till it lightly bottoms out. then back out 2.5 turns, should be darn close..try adjusting your float level too. could cause it to run rich or lean too. easy fix..
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02-11-2001 11:53 PM #3
Re: 32/36 WEBER CARB Mixture Screw????
hi, yes the idle mixture screw should be out about 2 turns, 60 idle jet, and make sure that the fuel pressure is not over 3 lbs, and make sure the float level is good. I sell Weber carbs.
Going thru archives, re: weber carbs, a wealth of information. I've noticed many conflicting tunning theories.
Anyways.... Can someone tell me about mixture screw, (screw in.... Richer????) (screw out.... leaner???) i'm assumming this is correct, but i've noticed a couple of people have it the other way around!.... This could explain my problems.NOTE: my plugs are black with carbon. Thanks mike.
Mike try, screwing in till it lightly bottoms out. then back out 2.5 turns, should be darn close..try adjusting your float level too. could cause it to run rich or lean too. easy fix..
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02-12-2001 12:42 PM #4
in=leaner, out=richer, I believe. (eom)
Going thru archives, re: weber carbs, a wealth of information. I've noticed many conflicting tunning theories.
Anyways.... Can someone tell me about mixture screw, (screw in.... Richer????) (screw out.... leaner???) i'm assumming this is correct, but i've noticed a couple of people have it the other way around!.... This could explain my problems.NOTE: my plugs are black with carbon. Thanks mike.
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02-12-2001 12:49 PM #5
Re: in=leaner, out=richer, I believe. (eom)
Going thru archives, re: weber carbs, a wealth of information. I've noticed many conflicting tunning theories.
Anyways.... Can someone tell me about mixture screw, (screw in.... Richer????) (screw out.... leaner???) i'm assumming this is correct, but i've noticed a couple of people have it the other way around!.... This could explain my problems.NOTE: my plugs are black with carbon. Thanks mike.
Stupid question! Bill, thanks for the answer, can you confirm this??? thanks again
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02-12-2001 12:49 PM #6
Re: in=leaner, out=richer, I believe. (eom)
Going thru archives, re: weber carbs, a wealth of information. I've noticed many conflicting tunning theories.
Anyways.... Can someone tell me about mixture screw, (screw in.... Richer????) (screw out.... leaner???) i'm assumming this is correct, but i've noticed a couple of people have it the other way around!.... This could explain my problems.NOTE: my plugs are black with carbon. Thanks mike.
Stupid question! Bill, thanks for the answer, can you confirm this??? thanks again
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02-12-2001 04:34 PM #7
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