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Old 04-06-2011, 08:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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weber 32/36 high idil problem

I have a problem with my idil to my newly installed weber carb. I have capped some of the lines i thought were important but didnt cap all. Should they all be capped? Also is there a way to lower the idil lower than factory setting? When i look at it the idil screw isnt touching the throttle bracket and doesnt want to go back anymore. should I find a way to adjust that or just adjust the idil mixture screw by screwing it in more. Im not actually sure seeing as I have never worked on a carburetor before. I recently just finished putting on a new head gasket and all new gaskets everywhere so I know it isnt a leak from major engine parts.
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Old 04-07-2011, 10:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Sounds kinda like a vacuum leak, any fittings after the carb should be sealed. The idle should also be adjustable if thats all it is.
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you should cap every vacuum line. Even if they aren't important, they'll cause a vacuum leak which will raise the idle.
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