Car is running lean, how to richen it up
Factory Djet. Not sure on the dist.
Factory DJet 123 dizzy 2056
Is it lean across the rpm range, or just idle?
lean under load, ie: climbing a hill, CHT temp soars to the dangerous range. I have a dakota digital CHT gauge installed thot's I can say the dangerous range. I have the cooling flaps open for summer driving.
I just opened them up last week when I saw those CHT temps soaring under load. Speed 75 5th gear rpm 3100. will pull the plugs tomorrow to inspect them. Running lean
Jim, if it only happens during a climb out on the Hi-Way I'd suspect the MPS needs a little adjustment on the full load. It's been so damned long since I futzed with D-Jet but IIRC there is an adjustment for the full load "only" side. One of the adjustments effect both ends and I forget but maybe there is also a 3rd function. Drop it off at Eric's.
Eric and I discussed this, car will going in next week.
Man for some reason when your motor went last time. I thought you went crazy & had Eric throw a 6 in there
Update: Well the car went into PMB to find the lean issue. The following photo's are courtesy of PMB. The MPS had to be rebuilt, someone was in there before and solder a bead to try and stop it from leaking of course at that time there were no rebuilt kits for the MPS. The big culprit turned out to be the plenum as you will see in the pics. The plenum was tig welded completely, cracks everything.. Air Sucking Bitch. Thanks to my dakota digital CHT gauge it saved this engine from some serious damage. It's a new build as well.
Cylinder #3 CHT gauge attached to it.
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Shit. That plenum was a leaker. I'll bet it pulls better now.
Kudos to you for spotting the issue and getting it addressed before it caused serious issues. Refinished plenum looks awesome!
Way to go Great analysis and quick results.
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