[DML] Re: CO2 screw supply

["content22207" <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If the pivot shafts are like PRV K Jetronic, are not pressed in. Fit
is loose enough to slide the shaft by hand (I did loosen two screws on
the air sensor plate arm that may hold it tighter to the shaft --
splits around the shaft and is pinched by the screws, accessible from
underneath once the bottom of the fuel/air mixture unit is removed).
In such case I wouldn't hesitate disassembling completely to get the
adjustment screw out.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jeff Phillips" <jmanis2@xxxx> wrote:
> I took a trip to a local junk yard yesterday and pulled open a few 
> Bosch air/fuel mix units.  I discovered that regardless of the 
> specific Jetronic unit the internal CO2 adjustment screws were 
> identical.  I pulled two from a Mercedes 560SeL and a 1986 VW 
> Cabriolet that were identical, given that they were very different in 
> size externally perhaps the internals are fairly interchangeable.  
> Also I was able to screw the adjustment screw in all of the way and 
> remove it without removing the rocker arm.  Hope that helps others, 
> also I now have an extra that is in fairly good shape if anyone needs 
> it please contact offline. 
> 
> Jeff
> #10544




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