On Sun, 3 Aug 1997, Atwell Haines wrote:
> Turning with all his might (well OK, with a firm grasp) he found that
even several turns of the allen made no visible change in the
relationship between the piston and the needle.
1. You *do* have both parts of the adjusting tool, right? :) Tring to
adjust the mixture with just the allen-wrench part will a) not be too
effective and b) stretch and likely tear your diagphram.
2. If you overturn the adjusting screw, the needle will come out at the
bottom. To get it back into place requires sticking a finger between it
and the piston and pushing up while turning it with the hex tool.
Found both out the hard way.
-jason
Jason Clark
gjclark@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu
1980 TR7 30th Anniversary Edition DHC
1980 TR8 DHC
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