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DC Governor Adjustment

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Jerry Thomas

01-11-2006 16:38:28




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Hey need to get the rpms set on a DC and still get it to open the carb up all the way when pulling . how do I do this. I Know there are two places to adust one on the carb side and one on the gov. side sso which way do I go?




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Old Rusty

01-11-2006 18:31:46




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 Re: DC Governor Adjustment in reply to Jerry Thomas , 01-11-2006 16:38:28  
Adjust it on the Magneto side so that it gives more tension on the govenor spring.



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Camboted

01-12-2006 00:37:11




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 Re: DC Governor Adjustment in reply to Old Rusty, 01-11-2006 18:31:46  
Old Rusty's got it right unless someone has tinkered with the carb side. If the linkage is seriously worn, 90% 0f DC's are at this point, you should take it apart and weld the rod and machine it to fit the carb hole. This will help eliminate engine surges.



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Doug Boll

01-12-2006 08:14:34




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 Re: DC Governor Adjustment in reply to Camboted, 01-12-2006 00:37:11  
Often the finger in the timing cover has a flat spot where it contacts the gov. thrust bearing. This will cauce an unresponsive gov. It is case (no pun intended) hardened so to grind it round again may get into the soft inner metal. This part will interchange between an SC or DC. I have been lucky so far to find good un worn ones.



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