1988 Honda Prelude "adjust carb idle" Questions

...some carb cleaner in there and see if that makes any difference. Hope this helps, good luck! Adjust idle speed by turning screw at the end of the cable, between carbs. Just like on a

idle is not perfect and may have spmething to do with it. adjusted the carburetors down to smooth out and flooding happens more freqent. This sounds like a float problem. The carbs have a fuel chamber

...adjust it.I would get another mechanic to look at it also.Have you tried cleaners? 1 type you add to the gas the other you remove the air bonet and spray into the top of carb while running (have ...

...carb. also the idle on the car is not proper. I've put new fuel pump, new filters, new rotor button, new dist. cap, wires, and plugs. why is my car not working properly? some of your new parts ...

...idle down Even with a rebuilt carb you have to make the adjustments. Check the choke adjustment and set the fast idle. If choke is to tight it will be hard to start and take a long time to idle down. ...

...carb adjustment, first set timing correctly, then put both a vacuum gauge and tach on the engine. adjust one idle screw to highest vacuum reading and highest tach reading, then do the other one. go ...

...adjust this carb? 1985 rockwood motorhome - it's running very rich - has a dead spot just as applying gas - idles a little rough - I've only found one screw to adjust idle stop - help? this sounds ...

...carb and can't seem to find the right adjustment to keep it off high idle sure its not running on autochoke ,sounds like it to but if you have done a nice job on the engine then you may need ...

...adjust the settings if you do then the carb needs cleaning out. air screw usually has a blue cap over it but they made several different carbs and the setting screws are in different places. idle ...

...adjust a carberater and get the 4 barrel to start working Most likely you have a Holley carb. You may have a 460 engine. If you have the carb with a big vacuum pot in front of the carb, then you have ...