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fullsunian
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CO
Just trying to set the CO up at work and was wondering what most of you set yours to...1.5?? 2.0 litre air cooled by the way
Mmm what's that strange smell from my exhaust...
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Fritz
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Re: CO
Start at about 4.5CO then come down a bit, if it runs shyte as in won't perform by the time you get to anything less than 3.5CO then bang it back up to 4.5CO minimum.
Regards
Fritz,,,,,,,,,,
Regards
Fritz,,,,,,,,,,
One day you will find me,,
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Driving in my Camper,
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fullsunian
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Re: CO
Cheers for that 
Got it set at 2.5 at mo so may turn it up abit.
Got it set at 2.5 at mo so may turn it up abit.Mmm what's that strange smell from my exhaust...
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Simon Baxter
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Re: CO
Setting CO is a waste of time, you really need to be watching what all the gasses are to set the mixture properly.
Best advise is to set Lambda/AFR correctly and see what the others are doing.
You could set the CO and the others could be a mile off.
Best advise is to set Lambda/AFR correctly and see what the others are doing.
You could set the CO and the others could be a mile off.