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> Idle starts jumping around, After 1 or 2 minutes of running
championgt1
post May 28 2010, 10:59 PM
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Car is a 74 djet. When I first start it cold it idles steady at around 1200rpm. After a minute or two it starts to jump back and forth from around 500rpm to 1200rpm or so. Any suggestions on what to look for? CHT? AAR?
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Bleyseng
post May 30 2010, 07:30 AM
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first of all you must set the idle mix when the engine is hot and after 10 minutes of running. Most people change the idle mix when the car is still in warm up cycle and then never get it right!
After you get a nice idle mix and rpm setting, about 950 rpms, then see what happens the next time you drive it. Yes, it should start up and idle at 1200-1500 rpms at first and usually there is some hunting as the engine warms up which is atleast 5 minutes of driving...
If it still is hunting alot check the hoses to vacuum leaks etc and finally install a CHT spacer to slow down the response of the CHT.
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