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Old 01-17-2026, 06:44 AM
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Did these same 1967 carbs all come with the airhorn-style idle bypass air feature? There was a little screw under the triangle-shape spring steel piece on the bowl stack vent.
The conical head screw under the triangular cover adjusts/adds air to the upper idle airbleeds on 1967 (1967 only units with #´s starting 703xxxx)-69 units.
On 1970 and later units the same screw adjusts/adds air to the upper main circuit air bleeds.
Rochester named the feature "off-idle" adjustment.

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