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Fuel

System

Datsun

6

Remove

the

nuts

that

hold

the

car

buretor

to

the

Intake

manifold

7

Before

removing

the

carburetor

disconnect

the

fuel hne

Be

care

ful

since

raw

gas

may

be

spilled

Also

be

careful

that

no

nuts

bolts

tools

or

anytlung

else

falls

mto

the

engme

mtake

mamfold

8

Remove

the

carburetor

9

If

you

are

gomg

to

disassemble

the

carburetor

follow

the

mstructIons

mc1uded

wIth

the

repaIr

kit

10

To

re

mstall

the

carburetor

re

verse

the

above

steps

Use

a

new

gasket

or

msulator

between

the

carburetor

and

the

Intake

mamfold

NOTE

If

you

are

gomg

to

store

your

car

for

a

penod

of

tIme

With

the

car

buretor

removed

especially

If

the

hood

IS

also

removed

cut

a

cover

out

of

a

heavy

piece

of

cardboard

and

place

on

the

mtake

manifold

opemng

Water

or

any

other

foreign

objects

gettIng

mto

the

mtake

maOlfold

can

cause

severe

problems

CARBURETOR

ADJUSTMENTS

Idle

Adjustment

There

are

two

baSIC

Idle

adJusttnents

you

can

make

on

your

Datsun

car

buretor

FIfSt IS

Idle

speed

which

IS

essentIally

fine

tumng

the

throttle

The

second

IS

Idle

mixture

This

regulates

the

amount

of

gasolIne

that

enters

the

aIr

10

the

ventun

nch

or

lean

How

well

these

two

adJusttnents

are

made

contrIbutes

greatly

to

the

fuel

economy

and

performance

of

your

car

Yau

can

make

either

adJusttnent

alone

but

ItS

best

to

make

these

adjustments

to

gether

Allow

about

I

12

hours

of

your

tIme

to

make

Idle

adJusttnents

To

adjust

proceed

as

follows

I

Before

makmg

any

adjustments

check

and

adjust

the

tmung

as

out

hned

earher

ID

tins

book

2

Remove

the

arr

hose

between

the

3

way

connector

and

air

check

valve

If

eqUIpped

Fig

40

Plug

Fig

40

Disconnect

Olr

hose

from

Olr

check

valve

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