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    Two Idle Screws?

    Hey guys

    My engine is a D15B4 Dual Carby. The pink arrow points to the idle screw, but there is also another screw pointed to by the blue arrow that affects idle. Does anyone know what this screw is for?
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    mixture regulation ?

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    pink is base idle
    blue is A/C and load idle up
    there is a screw on the end also which is for fast ilde
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    Cool thanks
    I noticed that the lever that the blue screw is attached to moves as i turn on/off the lights, A/C...etc. But I thought this was meant to be the task of the EACV?(increase rpm with increase load)

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    The EACV on the dual carbys do nothing but make it run rough. I have had to block the EACV on a few to get a good idle.
    Last edited by Edgeauto; 28-12-2006 at 09:44 PM.
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    this honda carb setup is complex and weird, but when working well does a great job.

    even tho it has an eacv it also has about 2 or 3 vacumme solenoid operated idle up sysems as well

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by Edgeauto View Post
    pink is base idle
    blue is A/C and load idle up
    there is a screw on the end also which is for fast ilde
    Where is the screw for the fast idle located at?

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    To the right of the picture you can see the choke assy, do not touch any of the screws on it but where the choke cam pushes on the lever on the carb there is a screw you can adjust with a flat blade screw driver.
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    Ok. What screw is that for? Fast idle?
    I'll take a pic of the right area when i can get my hands on a digital camera

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    In the pic is that another fuel filter connected to orange pipes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Breezy View Post
    In the pic is that another fuel filter connected to orange pipes?
    Yes thats a secondary fuel filter
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    Quote Originally Posted by lw316 View Post
    Ok. What screw is that for? Fast idle?
    I'll take a pic of the right area when i can get my hands on a digital camera
    Yeah the fast idle screw.

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