Which way does one turn the idle mixture screw on a BX16V to weaken the mixture?
I adjusted mine back to richer after the MOT last year, and cannot remember which way.
MOT due again soon.
thanks,
Mike
16V mixture adjust
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Mike E (uk)
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16V mixture adjust
la BX 16 soupapes: sachez apprecier avec moderation.
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i think all the screw dose is increase or decrease the air supply the throtle body, i belive screw in (clockwise) shuts the air down, so anticlockwise increas's the air,
wont the MOT station you use allow you to fiddle with the mixture whilst it has the prob up it,
regards malcolm
wont the MOT station you use allow you to fiddle with the mixture whilst it has the prob up it,
regards malcolm
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Mike E (uk)
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The adjustment is not an air bypass, but a potentiometer that connects to the AFM electronics.
MOT stations seem reluctant these days to let people adjust things during tests.
I think it may be because the testing stations are all hooked up to DVLA computer, and that sets the test times.
Mike
MOT stations seem reluctant these days to let people adjust things during tests.
I think it may be because the testing stations are all hooked up to DVLA computer, and that sets the test times.
Mike
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Mike
Screwing in – C/W, richens, increases CO reading.
Depending on how the throttle stop screw is set, 1 turn on the AFM potentiometer equals approx 1% adjustment on idle.
Found setting CO around the 1200- 3000 rpm range achieves a good overall setting, removes any anomalies with worn TB’s and stop screw setting.
Regards
Screwing in – C/W, richens, increases CO reading.
Depending on how the throttle stop screw is set, 1 turn on the AFM potentiometer equals approx 1% adjustment on idle.
Found setting CO around the 1200- 3000 rpm range achieves a good overall setting, removes any anomalies with worn TB’s and stop screw setting.
Regards
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im not very techy, more of a nuts and bolt man,
but but in the distant past i remember taking GTI's may be not VALVERS, to MOT's and adjustting the air mix screw on the throtle body to get them within the MOT limits,
or am i dreaming this,
regards malcolm
but but in the distant past i remember taking GTI's may be not VALVERS, to MOT's and adjustting the air mix screw on the throtle body to get them within the MOT limits,
or am i dreaming this,
regards malcolm
curent ride
K reg BX 17TD TZD est
also own
K reg D special
no longer have
H reg CX saffari 2.5 TRI (now gone to Malaysia)
R reg xantia 1.9TD est (gone to meet its maker)
K reg BX 17TD TZD est
also own
K reg D special
no longer have
H reg CX saffari 2.5 TRI (now gone to Malaysia)
R reg xantia 1.9TD est (gone to meet its maker)