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Old 06-28-2003, 09:08 PM
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Problem?? sound like it's just rich enough. Seriously, you are pushing raw fuel out the exhaust. Yoo may need a little less injector or a calibration of the FAST unit. (is it able to be calibrated?)

This isn't as big a problem as it seems as long as it isn't frightening small children or spooking the livestock. Some people know when the mixture is just right by the color of the flame. You want a bright orange or redish flame.
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