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Username Post: Increasing In-gear idle speed
50hotrod 
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50hotrod
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07-10-12 01:02 PM - Post#2246642    
    In response to Mr. Sinister

Do you have room to advance the timing? That could correct some of the problem.

As far as air screw adjustments, put the car in drive, set the idle speed at 750, now adjust the air screws. If the RPM increases re-adjust the idle speed screw. Sounds like you could use a little more fuel on the idle circuit.



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