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rpmillie
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[SC] How to adjust mixture and idle??

I have an 80 SC with CIS and the O2 sensor long since removed. I know the "proper" way to adjust the mixtrue is wth an EGA, but I want to try thr "ear" method first.

Where is the adjustment screw? CW=rich CCW=lean ?? How/where do you adjust the idle?

This information is not covered in Haynes.

Thanks.

Ron Milliet
Petal, MS
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Old 11-10-2000, 12:02 PM
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Mixture, you need a 3 mm allen wrench that is about 3-4" or so. Insert it from the top between fuel distributor and large boot, there is a small hole. Turn clockwise to richen, counter-clockwise to lean.

Idle speed, spring loaded screw on throttle body. (Driver's side) Clockwise, lowers idle, counter-clockwise, raises the idle.
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very well said! FRNG.
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Yeah, what "rfng" said and some minor extra notes:

...a special mixture allen is sold by Porsche specifically for that --- the mixture screw is very sensitive to downwards pressure when adjusting it, let it settle between turns

... and the idle screw is big (about 3/4 inch around) --- you can't miss it and you can turn it easily by hand --- don't bother with a screwdriver --- great when you're out driving and you haven't yet solved a case of the "hunts" and your engine idle suddenly goes too low or too high.

[This message has been edited by tog (edited 11-10-2000).]

Old 11-10-2000, 08:44 PM
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