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It might be too rich at idle then if it's getting hotter.
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I think I could go in another 1/4 turn. It doesnt make much difference in vacuum so do you think its worth doing?
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Rich or lean will make it hotter?
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My vision is not good enough to see the timing mark so I have to get help but turning the cap a little at a time produces a crappy running engine other than exactly where it is. It is slow to creep like I said but it creeps. Turning on the heater instantly drops it 15/20 degrees from wherever it is and holds it there. I am getting a bigger mechanical fan cause I did the paper test and it will hold a sheet against the radiator but not with the force I feel it should.
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