| GregWeld |
05-04-2010 06:57 PM |
Lean on one side -- black on the other -- sounds like an he needs to adjust the idle screws... Depending on the carb - and there are a couple models of 4779's -- which is a 4150 body... you could have 4 Corner idle adjustment...
Screw them all IN to the stop... and back them out ONE full turn....
That should get you started... then
To set idle mixture screws: 1.Get the engine up to temp 2.Shut the engine off 3.Install a vacuum gauge to a full manifold vacuum port 4.Turn the screws all the way in until lightly seated 5.Next, back them out 1 full turn and restart the engine making sure the choke is completely off 6.While at idle, back them out 1/8 turn at a time until highest vacuum is achieved. Be sure you keep all 4 screws even. You can also do this adjustment without a vacuum gauge, the adjustment are the same except you will adjust to highest engine RPM at idle.
IF YOUR CARB ONLY HAS 2 SCREWS - the process is the exact same - except that you'd only do this adjust with the two screws. Using a vacuum gauge is best - and if your timing light gives you RPMS - you can watch that at the same time... highest vacuum and highest rpms!
THIS IS ONLY FOR IDLE -- it doesn't adjust anything else on the carb.
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