Weber Carb

[Jim-ME]

With a 34ICH Webber which way do you turn the mixture screw to lean it out?
Thanks,
Jim

[scott]

i've the weber 32/36 dgv and to lean it it's clock wize or in. do a google for redline weber and you'll find the weber site which has a good tech section for the care and maintenance of their carbs

[Mike Koch]

On the Weber 34ICH, turn the mixture screw to the right to lean it out.

Mike

[4flattires]

I'm sure someone will take issue with this, however.....

All mixture screws turn to the right to lean. The misnomer are the words lean out...which has nothing to do with the direction of turning.

Run the screw in, you close off fuel supply (lean).
Run the screw out, you open up the fuel supply (richen).

This is true of any make, model, manufacturer.

Jeff

[Jim-ME]

Thanks for the help. My Landy is all better now.
Jim

[LA3]

I'm sure someone will take issue with this, however.....

All mixture screws turn to the right to lean. The misnomer are the words lean out...which has nothing to do with the direction of turning.

Run the screw in, you close off fuel supply (lean).
Run the screw out, you open up the fuel supply (richen).

This is true of any make, model, manufacturer.

Jeff

There are some that reduce the air flow.

[4flattires]

LA3.

But in his post, he specified the carb and the responses match the request. A 34ICH does not have an air idle screw.

Jeff

[LA3]

Yes, the answer was correct for the question at hand.
My issue was with this statement.;)
"This is true of any make, model, manufacturer."

[4flattires]

..;)