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can someone outline the procedure for setting the fuel mixture? 200 1984

posted by  88 760GLE on  Fri Aug 5 01:54 CST 2005
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i imagine this is something that would be in a bentley manual, but i can't afford one right now. i think its also referred to as "setting the base idle mixture."

i had been reading a steady voltage off my O2 sensor (0.80 volts), troubleshooting confirmed its functionality though. i decided to screw around with the adjustment on the AMM (very difficult to turn) and suddenly the voltage off the O2 sensor started fluctuating like i would normally expect it to. now it jumps around between ~0.35 and ~0.75, apparently someone had set it to the max rich setting...

i know on the 700 there is a procedure outlined in the faq section, but i don't have those test connectors on my jetronic setup, since its an 84 b23f i think i have LH 2.0, but i'm not sure.






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