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I have a 914 with a 3.0l six and PMO carbs. The gas smell is unbearable, especially when the car is in the garage. My wife is about to lose her mind. What do you carb guys do to limit this? Would running the engine with the fuel pump off, IE running out of fuel help with this situation?
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Rufus |
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My quick search said the difference is slight, but “measurable”. Don’t know if in a lab, on a dyno, or by a consumer.
And more food for thought: Lambda=1.0, stoichometric, is A/F=14.7 for E0; 14.0-14.1 for E10, and 9.8 for E85. The greater the ethanol content, the greater ratio of fuel to air for Lambda = 1.0 which the narrow band O2 sensor seeks to run at. |
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