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Re: Adjustment Question



If you have a dwell meter, you can adjust it almost perfectly(you bentley
tells how to set it up under oxygen sensor tests) otherwise You should get
take it to a shop and ask if they can hook you up the exhaust gas analyzer
and let you tune your mixture real quick. Most shops usually let me do this
for free if they're slow, otherwise it'll be like 20 bucks.

At 09:43 AM 1/17/99 -0500, you wrote:
>    Well, this is probably an overasked question, but I am trying anyway.  I
>was just wondering if anyone had any magic tricks for adjusting the drilled
>out, not supposed to touch, 3mm fuel distributor adjustment.
>
>    Before you say don't, let me say I think I have to.  I had a somewhat
>worthless mechanic touch my car when I first got it.  He said all he had to
>do was drill this think out, turn it some and bam.  Well, that did kind of
>fix the problem, but I found out that it was really the fact that the whole
>oxy. sensor system wasn't working.  After fixing that my car seemed to bog a
>little bit coming off idle.  I returned to try and undo what he had done.
>
>    I adjusted that think yesterday, and it did fix the problem.
>Unfortunetly, I have a new one.  If I said the idle at one time, it will be
>way to low later.  When the car is cold, it is ok.  As it warms up it starts
>idling lower.  After some magic point, all is well, and it idles ok again.
>I know my idle air compensator is working, because when I pinch it when the
>car is cold, the idle drops.  So, sorry for the length, but I appreciate any
>help.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Matt Willey
> '84 8v
>
>
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Kevin Fry 
'81 S 1.8

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