Re: 1930 Sport Coupe 11 MPG, backfire when turned off
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Originally Posted by rotorwrench
I adjust the GAV for best running at speed while under load myself. I don't mess with it after that. I turn the fuel off with the fuel valve.
If you close the GAV off, it shouldn't pull a load well at all. If it doesn't change the way it runs then its either stopped up with crud or there is and internal leak running raw fuel into the throat, or both.
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Over the last 30 years I have run 4 Model all on original Zeniths . Got 18 to 20 mpg on them all. All the GAV's were set at 1/4 turn open. Never touched them other than to pull them out to choke the car when starting.
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