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getting a W-6 (248ci.) to idle down.
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Posted by Charles McNelly III on March 04, 2007 at 12:57:10 from (65.150.172.58):
Hi everyone, I seem to be missing something here, I can adjust the idle screw all the way out and cannot seems to get the motor down below 1030 rpm. I checked for vacuum leaks, none. I checked to see if the throttle shaft was out of the groove on the carb, it wasn't. I pulled the governor side plate off and backed the low speed screw out to the point it wasn't touching and nothing seems to let the motor drop down to a decent idle. Any ideas??? Thanks, Charles
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