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Old 12-15-2002, 11:08 AM
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Simple answer: reduce the air intake.

If the air screw is bottomed then the air is coming from somewhere else. Give a D-jet air and fuel will follow. The common place for additional air on that model would be a defective t-stat in the aux air valve (replaced as a unit - tall aluminum tower with two hoses at center front of engine).

After that I would be sure the throttle goes closed and lastly no vacuum leaks.
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