Idle Mixture
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Originally posted by damon
I was assuming stock nikki, sorry
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I was assuming stock nikki, sorry
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generally speaking, you screw it in (lean) until it starts to run rough, then screw it out (rich) until it starts to run rough, then go back halfway. This generally gives
smoothest idle. The shop manual suggests you go a little lean from there, that tends to lower emissions slightly.
smoothest idle. The shop manual suggests you go a little lean from there, that tends to lower emissions slightly.
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Originally posted by Stripgear
generally speaking, you screw it in (lean) until it starts to run rough, then screw it out (rich) until it starts to run rough, then go back halfway. This generally gives
smoothest idle. The shop manual suggests you go a little lean from there, that tends to lower emissions slightly.
generally speaking, you screw it in (lean) until it starts to run rough, then screw it out (rich) until it starts to run rough, then go back halfway. This generally gives
smoothest idle. The shop manual suggests you go a little lean from there, that tends to lower emissions slightly.
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