Rochester 4MV Help
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From: Mt. Pleasant SC
Rochester 4MV Help
I have a 73 L82 with the Rochester 4MV. I have figured out how to adjust the fast idle, but I can't seem to get the slow idle right. Is there a different idle adjust screw for that? Does anyone have a procedure to help me on this?
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Drifting
Joined: May 2005
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From: Somers CT
Looking at the carb from the front of the car, the fast idle screw is located on the left underneath the choke housing, the slow idle speed adjustment screw is located on the right hand side on the throttle stop linkage. If someone else doesn't attach a pic I can when I get home.
Thread Starter
Pro
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 666
Likes: 5
From: Mt. Pleasant SC
Looking at the carb from the front of the car, the fast idle screw is located on the left underneath the choke housing, the slow idle speed adjustment screw is located on the right hand side on the throttle stop linkage. If someone else doesn't attach a pic I can when I get home.
Thanks,
Chris
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