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> #$%@ Carbs...
yeahmag
post Oct 13 2010, 02:45 PM
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Not getting enough fuel to one cylinder at idle. Did all the normal tricks:

* checked idle jet (clean)
* ran idle mixture screw in and out
* removed idle jet and mixture screw and blew out
* removed idle jet and "plugged the hole" with finger (this should give me a *very* rich mixture, only got down to 15:1 or so)

So, it's time to pull the carb. I suspect something is blocking the mixture screw area... Of course I have a race this weekend.

Sigh.
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post Oct 13 2010, 03:32 PM
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Just for giggles and because it's cheep anyway...for just the cyl that isn't firing, put a new spark plug in it and see what happens. Could be nothing.

I've had a few sets of carbs over the years that when gummed up (one barrel), I'd do the same thing, pull screws, try to blow out passages etc. Every once in a while, it'd need to be done it seemed on one barrel or another.

Occasionally, I wouldn't set that barrel as good as I could while fiddling and fouled that plug in short order.

Just a thought, can't hurt.
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