[DML] Re: Cold engine performance problem

[jtrealty@xxxx]

To adjust the fuel mixture you MUST have an emission analyzer. Any 
garage that has one can adjust the car. For the full procedure refer 
to workshop manual D:04:01-:03. By a literal interpetation of the law 
you are really not supposed to touch the adjustment without the proper 
training and certifacation hence the reason for the "tamperproof" 
plug. If you bring the car in ready to do it shouldn't cost too much 
although I know some shops that say anyone on the analyzer has to 
cover their cost so they charge out at about $75/hour but you only 
need about 15 minuets. Make sure you plan an appointment in advance 
and come in with the car warmed up.(Some shops keep their analyzer off 
until they need it and it takes some models as long as 15 min just to 
warm up and then they have to be calibrated!)
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxx, "Ed Garbade" <garbadee@xxxx> wrote:
> Thanks to John and David (advice below) I fixed this problem. Put 
plugs,
> rotor, dist. cap, plug wires, and O2 sensor. Runs like a new car.
> 
> Can anyone pass along info on how to adjust the airflow mixture?
> 
> Ed
> 10541
> 
> 
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