Chato,
If you sent the car in for a tune up they may have moved the timing, Changed
the firing order, moved the idle mixture screws or played with the
accelerator pump cams. It is not really possible to offer advice with what
you gave for info.
If you wish to set up the carb
1 Ensure the throttle obtains wide open
2 adjust the idle mixture screws for max vacuum
3 Ensure the timing is at 10 degrees advance
4 make sure the firing order is correct
5 Take it back to the guys who broke it and make them fix it!!!!!!!!!
Regards,
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Chato98@aol.com [mailto:Chato98@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 11:09 AM
To: Ronak, Timothy P
Subject: Need help with my carburator?
hello I read article on the carburator and i need help, You see i Have a
1970
Boss 302 Mustang when i bought it, if i just pushed the throttle the car
accelerated fast, but when i took it for an engine check up they moved
something on the carburator, and now, my car doesnt accelerate fast, ive
heard if you move the the little nobs on the carburator it will accelerate
faster, but wich one should i move because one is for the air and one for
the
fuel, wich one should i move, and wich one is wich, Thanks reply as fast as
possible , My email is Chato98@aol.com
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