Tim,
2 possibilities from what you said. If either are the problem,
replacing the throttle plates will cure. Possibly the inherently faulty
poppet valves on the butterflies are the problem. Change the plates.
Possibly the plates are in upside down, so they don't seal properly....
watch the bevel.... change the plates.
So.... change the plates!
HTH Peter C
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At 07:48 AM 3/17/2003, Tim L. Creger wrote:
>I've got a head scratcher going on here:
>
>SNIP
> However, the engine idles at about 1500-1800
>rpm. I've checked that the cables are set right, the throttle plates
>(butterfly) are closed at idle, the choke is disengaged, and the high
>idle set screws are completely slack.
>SNIP
> The only think I can think of that might be causing this is that the
> throttle
>plates are the style that have the spring loaded button valves in them.
>I did not use the blank throttle plates that came with the rebuild kit,
>but still have them.
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