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#642590 05/02/2010 2:09 AM
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Need help how to use a carburetor flow meter on my 216eng. one barrel carburetor. the instructions not to clear on how to set up and what to adjust.

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If you are talking about the deal that sits on top of the carb and measures the air flow forget it .They are used for balancing multiple carbs and wont do you a bit if good.

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If you have only 1 carburetor, retired wrench is absolutely correct!

If you trying to synchonize two or more carbs on a single engine; try this link:

http://www.thecarburetorshop.com/Dual1barrelcarbs.htm

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give me a call at 573-392-7378 (9-4 Mon-Wed central time).

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The most expensive carburetor is the wrong one you attempt to modify.
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