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Idle mixture hole?
#1
Am I missing something here? Like a rubber stopper or something that covers the idle mixture hole? How does this compare to other people's?

Would appreciate the advice here.

Steve
Stephen Partt
Bristol
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#2
That hole should be blocked, otherwise unmetered air will enter the manifold, which will screw up your mixture. Not by a lot, but it does make a notable difference.

I have seen many things used including chopped down golf tees, the end of a silicone cartridge (that used to be mine) and a suitably sized bolt.

There is a pretty rubber stopper with a hoop on the end available from Houston

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#3
Thanks, I did think that was the case, just wanted a second opinion to be sure.

Steve
Stephen Partt
Bristol
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#4
Steve,

I have one of these plugs on the shelf. If you need one drop me a PM.
VIN# 04708, Grey interior, 5 speed, October 1981
DOC 649
ex DOC 562
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#5
Hi Mike

Aahh no, already bought one from Ed. Thanks for the offer though.

Steve
Stephen Partt
Bristol
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#6
Smile No worries Steve
VIN# 04708, Grey interior, 5 speed, October 1981
DOC 649
ex DOC 562
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