Re: Carb Tuning

[Red Thrasher <moparred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Gary H,  I inquired Mr. Gary Goers on my carb problem and recieved a reply
overnight.  Screw the adjuster screw all the way down and then back it out 1
to 1 1/2 turns and then adjust with regular mixture screws.  Appreciate your
help.  HAND-----Red
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From: "Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 8:39 AM
Subject: RE: Carb Tuning


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Stumped? Seems like no one has adjusted a AFB by-pass idle.

The book "Carter Carburetors" by Dave Emanuel published by Motorbooks
which seems is out of print and supersceded by the book "Super Tuning
and Modifying Carter Carburetors" by David Emanuel. Apparently the
original edition does not cover AFB by-pass idle adjustment. Don't know
about the 2nd edition. Anyone?

Also there's a Federal-Mogul Publication Catalog #1000 that says this is
available: "#1602 Carter AFB Tuning Manual" (38 pages) and to call
1-800-325-8886 to order...

But Federal-Mogul's Web page reads:

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All that said, anyone know if "#1602 Carter AFB Tuning Manual" has info
on the by-pass idle adjustment?

Gary H.

Red Thrasher wrote:
> Hello Group.  I have a 62 Dart 413 with dual inline 4's.  They are
> AFB's, #3258 front and 3259 rear.  On the front of each carb between the
> two idle mixture screws there is a larger screw called "by-pass idle air
> adjustment".  I have a Carter book that shows the parts breakdown and
> covers just about everything you would ever want to know about these
> carbs, BBBBBUUUTTTT, I cannot find one word listed about how to set the
> by-pass idle adjustment.  Any of you carb experts got any clues on
> this???  Thanks and HAND-------Red

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