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RE: Engine Knocking.... - Ian Williams - 18-11-2022 Virtually every A7 I have come across appears to run rich on the std carb, aside from wear and settings I believe this has something to do with the specific gravity of modern fuels being different to the pre-war offerings available when the jets were originally sized RE: Engine Knocking.... - Tiger - 20-11-2022 Dennis my Ruby has always run rich. I have tried fitting a washer under the needle valve to little effect I am wondering whether the jets could be bigger after 80 odd years ? The gasket you mention would lift and richen the mixture. PS Good luck with the engine rebuild ! RE: Engine Knocking.... - Denis Sweeney - 20-11-2022 Tiger, I purchased a Zenith refurb kit for the carb and it included a new needle valve plus 3 aluminium washers of varying thickness to fit between the cover and valve. One was the same thickness as that fitted on my carb and the others were thicker. Perhaps I should fit the thickest and give it a try. I am also still very interested to know what affect basically blanking off the slow running jet makes to the performance of the carb?? Any ideas anyone?? RE: Engine Knocking.... - Tiger - 20-11-2022 When I closed off the slow running screw the engine stopped as expected. |