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Old 01-19-2011, 03:57 AM   #1
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Re: Engine dying?

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The carb will have to be readjusted after installing a pcv valve. Set the timing. Then adjust the idle speed with the throttle stop screw. Then turn the idle jets about 1 turn out. With the engine warm & choke off slowly turn each idle jet in till the engine starts slowing down. Then back it out enough till it speeds back up again.
I took it to a buddy and we got the timing light on there. Glad I did it was way late. We set the timing, adjusted the carb and she ran fine. We let her cool off for a couple hours then when I came out she was idlin real low, so I think I just have to fiddle with the fast idle screw. Sounds better than ever though. Thanks for the help guys.
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