OS FS-91S needle setting
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I have a low time FS91 Surpass that will only peak at very close to a fully closed needle setting,no more than 1/4 turn open and it will in fact run with the needle fully closed.
This condition has been slowly getting worse over time and the engine now wont develop enough power to take the model off,and regularly quits in the air.
Does the mixture control setting have an effect on where the needle must be set for full power reliable running.?
The bearings have been checked ,ditto the valve clearance,and the engine has very good compression.?
What else could be wrong.?
If the problem is the seat or the needle can these be replaced as opposed to buying a new carb?
If it is the mixture needle that needs to be reset ,how do I do this,and how can the needle get this far out of tune on its own?
Thanks very much...............Kevin
This condition has been slowly getting worse over time and the engine now wont develop enough power to take the model off,and regularly quits in the air.
Does the mixture control setting have an effect on where the needle must be set for full power reliable running.?
The bearings have been checked ,ditto the valve clearance,and the engine has very good compression.?
What else could be wrong.?
If the problem is the seat or the needle can these be replaced as opposed to buying a new carb?
If it is the mixture needle that needs to be reset ,how do I do this,and how can the needle get this far out of tune on its own?
Thanks very much...............Kevin
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If the idle mixture setting is turned in a lot, then the high-speed needle will tend to be well open. However, if the idle needle's turned out a lot, then the high-speed needle will usually be at 1-3/4 to 1-1/2 turns out from closed when leaned to just rich of peak RPM. If the needle must be turned in a LOT, as your's is, then it's likely you have damage to the needle and the needle seat in the carburetor. This can be confirmed by removing the needle and looking at the pointy part. You'll see a polished ring around it. That means that it's been beating against the needle seat due to vibration. You'll need a new carburetor body and a new needle to make a fix.
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From: Navi MumbaiMaharashtra, INDIA
Is their any other solution in my FS92 happens the same runs only when needle is fully cloused and performance drops at high speed.
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