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How do i set up a hs4 carb on a 1098.
James
How do i set up a hs4 properly on a 1098
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How do i set up a hs4 properly on a 1098
I own a 1974 MG Midget 1275 in Teal Blue "Midget" is what we call him and he is in very good to excellant condition "midget" is a Chrome bumper/Round Wheel arch model.
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An ABP needle was used on some 1100 Minis so would seem to be a reasonable one to use on the Minor.
Having checked that the piston needle is flush with the bottom of the piston and the piston is dropping with an audible clunk onto the bridge, proceed as follows:-
1. Warm the engine up to normal operating temp. and switch off.
2. Mark one flat on the mixture adjusting nut with tipex so you can keep track of your adjustments.
3. Unscrew the choke fast idle screw so that it is clear of the cam
4. Screw the mixture adjusting nut fully up then screw it downwards 2 complete turns or 12 flats. That will give you a starting point
5. Run the engine again and adjust the tickover screw to give a slow idle speed
6. Turn the mixture nut a flat at a time up or down to give the fastest/smoothest tickover.
7. Adjust the tickover screw to give the correct idle speed
8. Adjust the choke fast idle screw so that it is just touching the cam.
Having checked that the piston needle is flush with the bottom of the piston and the piston is dropping with an audible clunk onto the bridge, proceed as follows:-
1. Warm the engine up to normal operating temp. and switch off.
2. Mark one flat on the mixture adjusting nut with tipex so you can keep track of your adjustments.
3. Unscrew the choke fast idle screw so that it is clear of the cam
4. Screw the mixture adjusting nut fully up then screw it downwards 2 complete turns or 12 flats. That will give you a starting point
5. Run the engine again and adjust the tickover screw to give a slow idle speed
6. Turn the mixture nut a flat at a time up or down to give the fastest/smoothest tickover.
7. Adjust the tickover screw to give the correct idle speed
8. Adjust the choke fast idle screw so that it is just touching the cam.
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