I already do the dump the clutch technique.
I have found that that the slower the idle the less run on, probably due
to less fuel present.
In a round about way my question was probably which idle technique gives
a leaner mixture? Maybe at a specified idle speed the mixtures are the
same.
Since American cars of the 70's used idle solenoids, I am thinking I
could put on a solenoid for the idle with ignition off. When ignition is
off the throttle blades go completely closed. Combined with a low idle I
might be less irritated.
Ken Freese
65 BJ8
On 2024-07-05 11:54, Ken Freese via Healeys wrote:
> Which technique will minimize dieseling on my BJ8, using the slow run
> valve for a low idle or closing the slow run valve and using the
> throttle screw for a low idle? Joe Curto hasn't responded yet.
> I know an aluminium head would fix the whole high compression problem,
> but I am not there yet.
> Thanks,
> Ken Freese
> 65 BJ8
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