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05-28-2009 | 12:50 PM
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From: bear, DE
2mm
yes can anybody help im trying to set myidel screw on my th pro46 glow engine it says set from 2mm, to 3mm is their anything close to that to get close to the setting in the spray bari tried feeler gauge but it s to big do they sell feeler gauges in mm size?
05-28-2009 | 01:10 PM
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RE: 2mm
If you really want to measure it you could also use a metric allen wrench in 2mm or 3mm.
Actually, I just read your original post again and it sank in a little more. Personally, I'd back the idle screw all the way off so the barrell closes completely. The adjust the 2-3mm idle gasp with the linkage. Set it up so the barrell fully closes when you pull the throttle trim all the way back to kill the engine.
The gap will just be a starting point. Adjust it as necessary to get the desired idle speed.
Actually, I just read your original post again and it sank in a little more. Personally, I'd back the idle screw all the way off so the barrell closes completely. The adjust the 2-3mm idle gasp with the linkage. Set it up so the barrell fully closes when you pull the throttle trim all the way back to kill the engine.
The gap will just be a starting point. Adjust it as necessary to get the desired idle speed.
05-28-2009 | 01:13 PM
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RE: 2mm
25.4 is the magic number. Divide your MM by 25.4 and it gives you the decmial inches. From an approxmate view, 3MM is aproximatly 1/8" </p>
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05-28-2009 | 01:18 PM
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RE: 2mm
ORIGINAL: ChuckW
If you really want to measure it you could also use a metric allen wrench in 2mm or 3mm.
Actually, I just read your original post again and it sank in a little more. Personally, I'd back the idle screw all the way off so the barrell closes completely. The adjust the 2-3mm idle gasp with the linkage. Set it up so the barrell fully closes when you pull the throttle trim all the way back to kill the engine.
The gap will just be a starting point. Adjust it as necessary to get the desired idle speed.
If you really want to measure it you could also use a metric allen wrench in 2mm or 3mm.
Actually, I just read your original post again and it sank in a little more. Personally, I'd back the idle screw all the way off so the barrell closes completely. The adjust the 2-3mm idle gasp with the linkage. Set it up so the barrell fully closes when you pull the throttle trim all the way back to kill the engine.
The gap will just be a starting point. Adjust it as necessary to get the desired idle speed.
I just went back and read it again also. I couldn't figure what a "Myidel Screw" was until you mentioned re-reading the first post again.
A period now and then sure would improve our understanding the question.Don
