NT-16 Quickie!!
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Hey, as Im sure you know im fixing up a 4 year old car with a 4 year old Cen NT-16 engine. Im pretty sure all the needles are completely setup wrongly so I want to re-adjust them completely. Any ideas of what settings I should set it to (i.e - number of turns, and whether thats turning clockwise or counter-clockwise)
Alternatively, is it an idea to start the engine as it is, and see what happense?
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Alternatively, is it an idea to start the engine as it is, and see what happense?
Thanks
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http://www.cenracing.com/downloads/E...oc%20NT-16.doc
theres your settings.
If it its 4 yrs old, I would rip it apart and clean it out really well before I start it
theres your settings.
If it its 4 yrs old, I would rip it apart and clean it out really well before I start it
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took the back plate off, looked inside, and it looked perfect... I still cleaned it a little with some cotton wool, and sprayed some WD-40 (3 in) oil in there and moved the piston..
Im a little confused whart it means by:
Top end: 3 – 3 ½ turns out
Bottom end: Flush – 1 turn in from flush
For the top end does that mean tighten the screw all the way clockwise, then turn it counter-clockwise 3-3.5 turns, or vice versa. Also, for the bottom end, what should it be flush with, and when it is, is it one turn clockwise or counter-clockwise from flush.
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Im a little confused whart it means by:
Top end: 3 – 3 ½ turns out
Bottom end: Flush – 1 turn in from flush
For the top end does that mean tighten the screw all the way clockwise, then turn it counter-clockwise 3-3.5 turns, or vice versa. Also, for the bottom end, what should it be flush with, and when it is, is it one turn clockwise or counter-clockwise from flush.
Thanks
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HSN - Tighten fully (clockwise) and then back out 3-3 1/2 turns.
LSN - Get the needle flush & then 1 turn in (clockwise).
All needles are threaded regularly, so clockwise tightens them (in) and anti-clockwise loosens them (outwards).
LSN - Get the needle flush & then 1 turn in (clockwise).
All needles are threaded regularly, so clockwise tightens them (in) and anti-clockwise loosens them (outwards).
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Thanks,
DOes anyone know where I can see an exploded view of a rotary carb like this. It doesnt seem to be fititng together properly.. i.-e the idle screw is strange.
DOes anyone know where I can see an exploded view of a rotary carb like this. It doesnt seem to be fititng together properly.. i.-e the idle screw is strange.



