How many Turns from bottom should the MC solenoid adjustment screw be ?

Also, Where Can i order parts for the E4ME ?

My jets appeared to be quite Dirty and I would like to replace them, along with all new metering rods, But Im not entirely Sure where to source the new parts.

Also, Should I lube the ACC pump shaft with anything prior to reassembly ?

thanks.


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60 Ranchero - Project ( Money Hole )
85 Sport Coupe LG4 - Daily Driver

Livin' the Stereotype

1) the MC solenoid screw (lean stop)should be set at 1.304 inches. You need a special gauging tool available from Thexton tools. The procedure is as follows. To adjust the lean stop, place the gauging tool on the metering jet and under the soleniod plunger, then depress the plungerand turn the adjusting screw until the plunger bottoms against the lean stop and touches the top of the gauging tool simultaneously. Basically it is 1.304 inches from the metering jet to the plunger, when it is in the depressed position.

2) Only three places to get parts. Junkyard, Ebay, www.carbs.net/quadrajet.asp

3) see above, however things like gaskets, floats, solenoids can be had from Autozone, Napa, expressautoparts.com

4) None of my rebuild manuals/sources say to lube the ACC pump rod.



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1983 T/A LG4 w/T-tops
Rebuilt/Modified E Q-jet
Custom Dual Ram-Air
Self painted cherry red w/ restored black/grey interior
Welded Comp Eng SFC
Tokico Struts/Shocks
Hotchkis LCAs and Panhard Bar
Energy Suspension bushings all around

Thanks, just what I was looking for.

anyone have a web source for that Tool ?

and an approx price ?



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60 Ranchero - Project ( Money Hole )
85 Sport Coupe LG4 - Daily Driver

Livin' the Stereotype

I got mine at Pep Boys, but I guess you can get them at any major parts place.

Ask for a Carburetor Mixture Metering kit. It came with the 1.304" lean stop guage mentioned above, and also the "shepherd's hook" which you will use to make a preliminary adjustment to the air bleed valve.

there are more places than that to get parts, and carbs.net looks way overpriced.

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1984 Camaro Z-28 LG-4
Q-Jet, dual snorkel air intake, underdrive crank pulley, Hypertech Street chip, SLP y-pipe and 3" cat back with hi-flow converter, Edelbrock Performer intake,Accel ignition. Running better now.

Mixture control adjustment tool.
Borg Warner Part # CST28
I happen to have one sitting right here. hehehe. Just got to get around to using it.

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Randy
84 Trans AM LG4, 700R4 T-tops
1984 Z28 L69, 5 Spd, T-tops
"Don't sweat the petty things...Just pet the sweaty things"