carbed hp500's run rich
#1
my 1999 carbed hp500's are running rich. I changed out the plugs and still no difference. Tried to play with the carb adjustment screws a little but I dont really know what I'm doing there. how should I troubleshoot this?
#2
Running rich when????? All the time??? at idle????
Could be a powervalve or float adjustment.
What fuel do you run. Run 87 octane. It will burn the cleanest and most completely.
Could be a powervalve or float adjustment.
What fuel do you run. Run 87 octane. It will burn the cleanest and most completely.
#5
you have to jet for wide open, so they usually run a little rich at idle. You do have to rebuild them every once in awhile though. I had laz at mesa balancing do mine. when i got them back, i put it on the dyno and the a/f ratios were perfect.
#6
If its only rich at idle then its probably one of a 3 things.
Adjust air bleed screws--the 4 little ones
Bad powervalve---only has 1 inside the front fuel bowl
The float level needs adjusted.
Adjust air bleed screws--the 4 little ones
Bad powervalve---only has 1 inside the front fuel bowl
The float level needs adjusted.
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Originally Posted by Griff
If its only rich at idle then its probably one of a 3 things.
Adjust air bleed screws--the 4 little ones
Bad powervalve---only has 1 inside the front fuel bowl
The float level needs adjusted.
Adjust air bleed screws--the 4 little ones
Bad powervalve---only has 1 inside the front fuel bowl
The float level needs adjusted.
Air bleeds may need a good cleaning out. These should be cleaned out with carb cleaner atleast a few times a year. Only takes a minute or two.
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