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Location: Cape Cod
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A well worn subject, but slightly different. I have found that the idle performance on my car (rebuilt Zenith in the past) is good with the GAV out 3/4 turn after it "warms up". I do not have a thermostat in the car at the present time. The engine temp is around 150 F. I have tried many different settings on the idle mixture screw, but at the present time the best is with the mixture screw out about 2 turns and the GAV open about 3/4 turn. With this setting, the car runs well, good "pep" and doesn't stall at idle from a running at speed. With the GAV closed, I get pops from the carburetor with foot off the throttle and stalls after coming to a stop. Most instructions say that the GAV should be 1/4 to closed after warmed up...so...my question is : 1. Would a thermostat bring up the temp so that a "standard" GAV setting is used ? 2. Do I even have a problem ? 3. Is the idle part of my Zenith in need of cleaning ? Marc |
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