Help needed on setting idle dual webers

[tmason]

I need to adjust idle up alittle for my automatic.Thanks for any help in advance,Tim.

 

[tmason]

I need to adjust idle up alittle for my automatic.Thanks for any help in advance,Tim.

 

[decoupe]

Weber tuning

Try this for the 38/38

http://www.redlineweber.com/html/Tech/38_dgas_tunning.htm

and this for the 32/36

http://www.redlineweber.com/html/Tech/carburetor_set_up_and_lean_best_.htm

 

[decoupe]

Weber tuning

Try this for the 38/38

http://www.redlineweber.com/html/Tech/38_dgas_tunning.htm

and this for the 32/36

http://www.redlineweber.com/html/Tech/carburetor_set_up_and_lean_best_.htm

 

[tmason]

I am looking to make a adjustment to the linkage to move the RPM up a couple of hundreds?

 

[tmason]

I am looking to make a adjustment to the linkage to move the RPM up a couple of hundreds?

 

[gwittman]

There are idle adjustment screw on Webers. They are kind of hidden but they are there. Look at the primary "crank" (?) that attaches to the linkage. You should be able to find a screw with a spring that contacts it. Usually not easy to get a screw driver on it.

Make sure you rotate the front and rear equally to maintain a smooth idle. I always use the ear check method to make sure they are sucking equal air.

 

[gwittman]

There are idle adjustment screw on Webers. They are kind of hidden but they are there. Look at the primary "crank" (?) that attaches to the linkage. You should be able to find a screw with a spring that contacts it. Usually not easy to get a screw driver on it.

Make sure you rotate the front and rear equally to maintain a smooth idle. I always use the ear check method to make sure they are sucking equal air.

 

[tmason]

Thanks for the info,I will try your suggestion. Tim

 

[tmason]

Thanks for the info,I will try your suggestion. Tim