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Mighty Max is not too mighty

Tiny
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I have a 1986 Mitsubishi Mighty Max, 118,000 miles. I bought this truck and it wasn't running too good. I drove it for about 2 months and the head gasket blew. I fixed that and it's still not running too good. It smells like it is running to rich but my manual says there is a air/fuel mixture screw, but on my carb it's a small metal cap. How do I adjust the carb to factory specs and where exacly do all the vacuum lines go?
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Tuesday, March 14th, 2006 AT 7:23 PM

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Tiny
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Your going to have 2 vacuum lines that follow right off the heads they go nowhere don't worry about them if they bother you stick a screw or something in em, as far as the adjustment right on the backside of your carbourator that shoould get you going. Follow the vacuum line route system on the underside of the hood if available
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