Checking a solenoid?
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Rats nest vacuum lines.
I removed my rats nest a while back and the carb works great at the low end but when it goes past 3rd gear at 5000rpm it just bogs so, i want to make sure my vacuum lines are correct. Does anyone have anything that could guide me where all the vacuum lines go after the rats nest has been removed and the carb has been stripped? Stock nikki 84 Gs. Thanks for your help
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the dizzy advance has both leading and trailing connected to a T fitting and going to the second vac port from the left on the carb spacer connect the oil vent to the fuel vent, and everything else is plugged on mine. runs great past 5000 in any gear. well I haven't had 5th that high yet. I'm not trying to get a felony for going over a 100 on the street. maybe try replacing the fuel filter. or check if your teeter totter is connected. I've seen more that are not that ones that are hooked up right.
So my guess its either the vac advance is not hooked up right, or your carb is messed up. or your fuel filter is plugged.
So my guess its either the vac advance is not hooked up right, or your carb is messed up. or your fuel filter is plugged.
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ah, you still have your AC. well heres what you do go to http://maz_tutorials.ten15.net/Tutorial_1_print.pdf, and follow directions. part of the rats nest controls the AC. I took my AC out soon as I got the car. It didn't work and was making a unplesant noise. Plus AC robs some power. I blelieve its the white marked solinoid. I'm not sure where to conect it. but it will tell you in that tutarial.-
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White rear plug on the wiring harness. Doesn't matter which solenoid (they're all the same) just how it's hooked up. The little screw on top of the Throttle opener adjusts the idle speed when AC compressor kicks on. The vacuum line that connects to the throttle opener is a unique one. One end has a very small inside diameter to match the tiny nipple on the TO while the other end is normal size. Normal vacuum line will leak at the TO nipple.
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the dizzy advance has both leading and trailing connected to a T fitting and going to the second vac port from the left on the carb spacer connect the oil vent to the fuel vent, and everything else is plugged on mine. runs great past 5000 in any gear. well I haven't had 5th that high yet. I'm not trying to get a felony for going over a 100 on the street. maybe try replacing the fuel filter. or check if your teeter totter is connected. I've seen more that are not that ones that are hooked up right.
So my guess its either the vac advance is not hooked up right, or your carb is messed up. or your fuel filter is plugged.
So my guess its either the vac advance is not hooked up right, or your carb is messed up. or your fuel filter is plugged.
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White rear plug on the wiring harness. Doesn't matter which solenoid (they're all the same) just how it's hooked up. The little screw on top of the Throttle opener adjusts the idle speed when AC compressor kicks on. The vacuum line that connects to the throttle opener is a unique one. One end has a very small inside diameter to match the tiny nipple on the TO while the other end is normal size. Normal vacuum line will leak at the TO nipple.
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The vacuum line from the TO is teed into the line from my cruise control. The vacuum source is the front nipple on the carb. You can connect a ground wire to the front spade connector on the solenoid. Connect another wire to the rear connector and splice into the Green/black wire that connects to the compressor magnetic clutch (only wire going to the compressor). This will trigger the solenoid when fan clutch kicks on. I don't think it matters which terminal is ground or power, but that's how the stock wires are in the white plug.
Thanks BTW. I just bought a compressor, thinking my problem was a bad compressor. You made me think about it before I tore everything apart. I found my problem to be a bad TO. Replaced it and now it doesn't die randomly when the compressor kicks on.
Thanks BTW. I just bought a compressor, thinking my problem was a bad compressor. You made me think about it before I tore everything apart. I found my problem to be a bad TO. Replaced it and now it doesn't die randomly when the compressor kicks on.
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