Demon NO Go
Finally had some time yesterday to devote to this little beast.:evil1:
Finished up the water pump replacement and filled with coolant for what seems like the 10th time...:tongue2:
She starts easy and we wait for it to get to operating temp. Sure makes a big difference when it's warmed up.:wink:
Recheck initial timing 12 degrees. Idle is a bit erratic, but it will idle on its own.
Dug up an old vacuum gauge and dwell meter to assist in the process. Think this will help you to help me. :tool:
First readings:
7-8 #'s vacuum @ 700-800 rpm
When increasing the rpm to 2000, vacuum is steady @ 17 #'s w/ vacuum advance hooked up or not.....hmmm
Changed the idle mixture screw from 1 turn out to 2 turns out. Seems to smooth out a bit......might have been starving for fuel.
3 turns out w/ the adjustment and the vacuum increased to 11# @ idle. This reading also does not change w/ advance hooked up or not.
When restricting the air flow to the center carb only, the rpm's increase significantly. Does this still sound like a lean condition.....or ??
Finally had some time yesterday to devote to this little beast.:evil1:
Finished up the water pump replacement and filled with coolant for what seems like the 10th time...:tongue2:
She starts easy and we wait for it to get to operating temp. Sure makes a big difference when it's warmed up.:wink:
Recheck initial timing 12 degrees. Idle is a bit erratic, but it will idle on its own.
Dug up an old vacuum gauge and dwell meter to assist in the process. Think this will help you to help me. :tool:
First readings:
7-8 #'s vacuum @ 700-800 rpm
When increasing the rpm to 2000, vacuum is steady @ 17 #'s w/ vacuum advance hooked up or not.....hmmm
Changed the idle mixture screw from 1 turn out to 2 turns out. Seems to smooth out a bit......might have been starving for fuel.
3 turns out w/ the adjustment and the vacuum increased to 11# @ idle. This reading also does not change w/ advance hooked up or not.
When restricting the air flow to the center carb only, the rpm's increase significantly. Does this still sound like a lean condition.....or ??