1.6 D fuel screw - too much smoke
Posted: 25 Jan 2010, 20:00
HI Guys!
I had a really good day with the van today! The battery in my Rover 75 finally died and the van saved the day getting me to work and back - and I have finally got it running well (for a 1.6d)
My question is about the fuel screw, I adjusted it by ear after setting up the timing etc as per manual ( I have the tools so its spot on) but I get a little to much smoke which is black. So I assume that its a bit to much fuel and I need to turn down the fuel screw a bit.
So which way increases fuel and which way lowers it? I could experiment but as I'm so close to perfection I just wanted to check with the experts!
cheers
I had a really good day with the van today! The battery in my Rover 75 finally died and the van saved the day getting me to work and back - and I have finally got it running well (for a 1.6d)
My question is about the fuel screw, I adjusted it by ear after setting up the timing etc as per manual ( I have the tools so its spot on) but I get a little to much smoke which is black. So I assume that its a bit to much fuel and I need to turn down the fuel screw a bit.
So which way increases fuel and which way lowers it? I could experiment but as I'm so close to perfection I just wanted to check with the experts!
cheers