Re: [DML] co mix screw
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Re: [DML] co mix screw



Hi David,
The set screw uses a hex allen wrench, 4mm I think. Plug the hole after making
adjustments. I've seen everything from a golf T to a wood screw to plug the
adjustment hole. One of the DeLorean clubs sells a nice little plug with a handle
on it for easy removal, unfortunately I don't remember which one, check the
archive's. There are directions for setting the CO on my web page at:
http://personal.picusnet.com/dsontos/tuneup.htm

Dave Sontos
VIN 02573

Delorean17@xxxx wrote:

> Hello,
> I have been working on my project car for some time now and havent been
> able to figure out its odd idle and poor acceleration problems. The frequency
> valve is working properly so I thought the problem may be related to the
> intake system.
> I thought it might be a good idea to check the co levels and adjust the
> screw as necessary. I removed the intake(both halves) and found that the
> metal ball(plug) that covers the hole was missing(nice sized vacuum leak I
> guess). It also looks like the screw is in as far as it can go. I am
> guessing this could be my problem although I dont know for sure. Where can I
> buy one of these plugs at? also, what type of head is on the co mix screw?
> you cant really see it through that little hole.






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