Hello,
Just recently moved to Clovis, NM (thanks USAF), which is over 4000 ft above sea level. The truck is running great but is idling a little lower than normal on the first start of the day. Is there a way to tune the carb for idle other than using the choke on the steering column. For example, I own a 65 mustang with a edlebrock carb I installed, on the front are some screws that you can use to adjust your fuel/air mixture to adjust the idle. Is there something like this on the 3.5L V-8 carb for the Land rover?
Cheers,
Andy
Just recently moved to Clovis, NM (thanks USAF), which is over 4000 ft above sea level. The truck is running great but is idling a little lower than normal on the first start of the day. Is there a way to tune the carb for idle other than using the choke on the steering column. For example, I own a 65 mustang with a edlebrock carb I installed, on the front are some screws that you can use to adjust your fuel/air mixture to adjust the idle. Is there something like this on the 3.5L V-8 carb for the Land rover?
Cheers,
Andy