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Hi, Once the automatic choke warms up and kicks out, the idle adjusting (stop) screw and idle mixture screw control idle speed, If the timing is staying the same. so you might want to adjust the idle (stop) screw to obtain a lower idle and then adjust the idle mixture screw to obtain a smooth idle and then re adjust the idle stop screw to get the idle speed right. On my 1969 Corona it was hard to see the idle stop screw as is down low and under the linkage. The idle mixture screw goes in on an angle in the base body flange. Your timing should change as the engine is reved due to the vacuum and mechanical advance. Normally the octane selector is set in the middle of the 3 rings on it when you time the motor to factory spec with a strobe light and then you can turn it to retard it (CCW) if you hear pinging or spark knock. you will see the timing retard as you hold a strobe timing light and turn the octane selector CCW.
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