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Carb Butterfly Not Opening. I checked the carburetor and it looks clean. How open or closed the butterflies are is inconsequential; The throttle valve holds back the air that. It won't turn far enough. If it is a down tuned motor fully opening the air intakes. If it is linkage, then you need to readjust it or find new linkage that will allow. Also, other potential causes include stuck secondary throttle blades, a stiffer secondary spring, a damaged cork gasket, and obstruction in the primary vacuum passages to the diaphragm. The secondary screw only needs opening up just a certain amount to start off so the secondary butterflies does not stick shut and also to allow some air to balance out the. Trying to get a motor going which has been sitting for 10 years or so. Try facing the detached carburetor to the sunlight and see if the valve closes tightly and completely. I'm looking for a bit of guidance here. What matters is that they move together. You need to see what is holding them form opening. Are you sure the butterflies are intended to fully open on your engine? It is mostly a result of a punctured vacuum diaphragm.

If it is a down tuned motor fully opening the air intakes. Also, other potential causes include stuck secondary throttle blades, a stiffer secondary spring, a damaged cork gasket, and obstruction in the primary vacuum passages to the diaphragm. If it is linkage, then you need to readjust it or find new linkage that will allow. Trying to get a motor going which has been sitting for 10 years or so. How open or closed the butterflies are is inconsequential; What matters is that they move together. I'm looking for a bit of guidance here. The secondary screw only needs opening up just a certain amount to start off so the secondary butterflies does not stick shut and also to allow some air to balance out the. So why is a holley vacuum secondary not opening? Are you sure the butterflies are intended to fully open on your engine?

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Carb Butterfly Not Opening Stripping, cleaning and renovating a oem 40mm cv carb, i notice that the butterfly will not open wide at wot. So why is a holley vacuum secondary not opening? Try facing the detached carburetor to the sunlight and see if the valve closes tightly and completely. What matters is that they move together. If it is a down tuned motor fully opening the air intakes. It is mostly a result of a punctured vacuum diaphragm. It won't turn far enough. Also, other potential causes include stuck secondary throttle blades, a stiffer secondary spring, a damaged cork gasket, and obstruction in the primary vacuum passages to the diaphragm. You need to see what is holding them form opening. I checked the carburetor and it looks clean. If it is linkage, then you need to readjust it or find new linkage that will allow. The throttle valve holds back the air that. I'm looking for a bit of guidance here. Trying to get a motor going which has been sitting for 10 years or so. Stripping, cleaning and renovating a oem 40mm cv carb, i notice that the butterfly will not open wide at wot. The secondary screw only needs opening up just a certain amount to start off so the secondary butterflies does not stick shut and also to allow some air to balance out the.