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how to adjust the CO

how to adjust the CO and were is located


thank to advance

Old 04-27-2009, 05:38 PM
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ummm, a little more info about your car???
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is a 911 t 1974
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if you have CIS you might be better off having a pro do it...

In order to really adjust the CO, you need to have the right sensor equipment...kinda pricey. I think the going rate just to get a device to measure the gases right is about 300bucks. something like an LM-1.

Some have had good results from the "lift the plate" method with the CIS. The adjustment access hole is just to the left of the fuel distributor. basically, you slip a 3mm hex wrench down in there to adjust. If you havent done it before, its almost too hard to put into words.

do you have carbs or CIS?
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im a bit confused too...1974 was the 911S

so CIS? do you have a pic of your engine to post?
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Old 04-27-2009, 06:42 PM
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i have CIS

may cars model is 911 targa 1974

sorry for all the cuestions sinc i live in acapulco mexico there are no qualified profesionals

thanks

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