That's exactly what I thought. All passages are clean but idle is too rich so I suspect the idle slow air jet is malfunctioning. In early models the hole I was pointing, included the slow air insert but on my model there is a special mixture jet on the air horn which sits in front of the primary...
I realized that the idle circuit is too rich. I read that normally on carbs, idle circuit should have an air bleeder for mixture of fuel/air. Anyone knows where air suppose to come from, to idle circuit?
Thanks in advance.
I re-checked all passages clearance and also cleaned a weird jet on the carb cover which sits in front of the primary slow jet. Does anyone know what is this jet and what's the size suppose to be?
Hi, I know it's an old thread but...
I rebuild my 1982 fj40 aisin carb and now I have a weird problem: the mixture screw works wrongly - when fully closed rpm is increasing instead of shutting down the engine.
I'm trying to debug it and have some questions:
1. Is the shutdown solenoid suppose...
Thanks for your answer. I used a rubber hammer to check where the noise is coming from and the only thing that makes metal-to-metal clunk noise are the spring. I have fox racing shocks with 2 inch aluminum spring spacer at the top. I thought of trying to add at the bottom of the springs super...