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Low float level = lean, but it should still be adjustable. Did you
remove carbs / manifold? A vacuum leak would cause lean
running.<br><br>
Regards, Tony<br><br>
At 10:25 AM 7/8/2016, Harrymague@aol.com wrote:<br>
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After doing some engine work, I notice that one of the cards had a small
leak. I replaced the bottom float seal. I doing so, I notice
that the float value appeared to be sticking so I replaced it. I
check the float level and it appeared to be the 16-17 mm tolerance
listed. I reinstalled the carb and noticed that the engine was
running a little rough. I used my ColorTune. It showed the
carb was running lean. I attempted to adjust the mixture but could
not get the carb to run any richer. My question is: if the float
was not adjusted correctly, making the level of fuel in the bowl low,
could this cause my inability to adjust the mixture rich??<br>
Thanks in advance for any suggestion.<br>
Harry Mague<br>
Beavercreek, OH<br>
1973 1/2 TR6<br>
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