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[geezer#99]

Why do you need to close it further?
Are your mixture screws responsive?

[neal 66]

Originally Posted by geezer#99

Can you turn any one of those mix screws all the way in and the idle doesn't change?

there is a noticeable change on vac gage if I turn anyone of the 4 screw either in or out aprow 1 eighth of a turn

[neal 66]

Originally Posted by geezer#99

Why do you need to close it further?
Are your mixture screws responsive?

sorry, what am I closing further?

[neal 66]

Originally Posted by Rickysnickers

Ok, so I just looked at the referenced site Geezer. It doesn't say how. I have adjusted the idle screw on mine, but the blades won't go down far enough to close that transfer slot enough. Is there another way to adjust them to make a smaller square slot?

be sure its not on the high idle cam for the choke or it will hold butterflies open

[neal 66]

Originally Posted by neal 66

sorry, what am I closing further?

oh maybe your assuming I closed up the transfer slot,sorry.I actualy opened it up a little but the point is that you never know were that slot/butterfly relationship is unless you check it ,set it and never touch that idle screw again.im sure everyone like me that doesn't or didn't know,turns that screw up n down to adjust idle.

[geezer#99]

Sorry!!
Me and ricky stole your thread for awhile while you were snoozin'!!
He was wondering how to get his transfer slot square.
It doesn't need to be absolutely square. If you can still adjust your mix screws and they're responsive (adjust them in leaner and the motor idles down roughly) then you know you're not on the power circuit but still on the idle circuit.

[neal 66]

Originally Posted by geezer#99

Sorry!!
Me and ricky stole your thread for awhile while you were snoozin'!!
He was wondering how to get his transfer slot square.
It doesn't need to be absolutely square. If you can still adjust your mix screws and they're responsive (adjust them in leaner and the motor idles down roughly) then you know you're not on the power circuit but still on the idle circuit.

no problem steal away,and that does makes sence

[Rickysnickers]

You're right Geezer and I'm sorry, I wasn't intending to high jack the thread. I will start another thread later.