Pri meni vidim to kot opcijo da dam motorju vec zraka brez da bi lopute odprl do te mere, da se prikaze ze prvi progression hole oz. transition circuit...
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...in moraš na starejših ferglnih res vrtat luknjeIf you can not obtain a correct idle by adjusting the idle mixture screw then the throttle plates are not passing enough air and you need to increase the amount of air going past the throttle plates.
On newer DCOEs with Venturi balance adjustment screw (2):
The venturi balance circuit is an air path that bypasses the throttle plate. The amount of air that bypasses the plates is controlled by the adjustment screw. What this does is allow additional air to go past the throttle plate at the idle position when the throttle plate does not pass enough air for the engine to idle properly (remember we do not adjust the idle adjust screw (6) after it is set at 1/2 turn). Adjusted properly it will let enough air past the throttle plates to allow the engine to idle properly. This adjustment is very sensitive so a little amount of turn can make a big difference in idle.
If the engine will not idle with the throttle plates closed set the idle lever adjustment screw (6) to 1/2 turn beyond initial contact, the idle adjustment screws (4) set at one turn up from fully seated. If the carbs idle and both Venturi balance adjustment screws fully seated. adjust the Venturi balance adjustment screws 1/16th turn off seated then start the engine to see if it idles. If not, adjust both Venturi balance adjustment screws out in 1/16th turn increments until a ballpark idle is achieved then zero in the idle using the idle mixture adjustment screws. When you are satisfied that the Venturi balance adjustment screws are correct, tighten down on the lock nuts and put the cover over the adjustments as they should never need to be adjusted again.
On older DCOEs without Venturi balance adjustment screw (2):
The throttle valves need to be modified to allow additional air flow in the idle position. This is done by drilling holes in the throttle plate near the bottom edge. Drill a 1/2 mm dia hole in each plate on each carb, refit the carbs then try to get the engine to idle. If there is not enough air flow, enlarge the holes to 1mm and try again. If you still do not have enough air, drill a second 1/2mm hole near the first, refit the carbs and try again. Some people file the bottom of the throttle plates to get extra air flow. I do not recommend this as there is no way to assure you have filed the exact same amount off each throttle plate on each carb.