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Re: control pressure regulator



The mysterious screw isn't a screw. (Behave yourself, Bob...)  It is actually 
more of a plug.  Don't remember which is rich/lean, but the only easy access is 
from the large front face while it's mounted on the block.  Played with this 
once, it takes a punch and a gentle touch to move it inwards (towards block).  
Don't know if you could move it back out without dissassembly.  Hope this helps. 
Someone else posted the plug resembled a production flashing.  That's a pretty 
accurate description.

-Stott Hare

On Thu, 14 Nov 96, human <human@nh.ultranet.com> wrote:
>
>-- [ From: human * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] --
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>a/k/a warm up regulator.
>
>There was some talk around here about them being adjustable via some almost
>hidden or invisible screw or something.  Erie also mentioned he had done it
>with his.  Which I now own.  
>
>Does anyone care to try to explain this to me in detail please?  Which side
>is it on, which way is richer/leaner, how easy is it to break, etc.?
>
>TIA
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>Huw Powell
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