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Why is my B engine idling at 2500?
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aeronca65t
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Yes.
Or a choke linkage problem.
Or vacuum leak (such as loose manifold).
If you try the "search" box at BCF you will see lots of responses to this type of question (there was several responses to a similar question just last week)
[ 05-02-2004: Message edited by: aeronca65t ]</p>
Or a choke linkage problem.
Or vacuum leak (such as loose manifold).
If you try the "search" box at BCF you will see lots of responses to this type of question (there was several responses to a similar question just last week)
[ 05-02-2004: Message edited by: aeronca65t ]</p>