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272144 Vanguard Twin Cylinder OHV BRIGGS & STRATTON.pdf

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NOTE: Idle speed may vary according to OEM<br />

specifications.<br />

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ÌÌ<br />

Fig. 16<br />

8. Deactivate idle-down device, or remove jumper<br />

wire. Engine should accelerate smoothly to top<br />

governed speed. Re-adjust idle mixture screw<br />

1/8 turn richer if necessary.<br />

9. If the carburetor is equipped with an idle mixture<br />

limiter cap, install it at this time.<br />

a. Position limiter cap (7) so that stop on limiter<br />

cap is at mid point between stops on<br />

carburetor body, Fig. 17.<br />

<br />

<br />

Fig. 18<br />

2. Then turn screw COUNTERCLOCKWISE 3/4<br />

turn.<br />

3. Repeat for #2 cylinder.<br />

This setting will permit engine to start. Final adjustment<br />

will be made with engine running.<br />

Final Adjustment<br />

Carburetor adjustments performed with engine running<br />

must be made with the air cleaner correctly<br />

installed.<br />

Fig. 17<br />

b. Press limiter into position using Knock Out<br />

Pin #19135 (6).<br />

Models 351400, 380400, 351700 and 380700<br />

The <strong>OHV</strong> twin cylinder engine carburetor fuel<br />

mixture adjustment procedure is unique. Perform<br />

adjustments exactly in the sequence shown.<br />

Horizontal crankshaft engines (1) and vertical<br />

crankshaft engines (2) are shown in Fig. 18.<br />

Initial Adjustment<br />

1. Turn idle mixture screw for #1 cylinder CLOCK-<br />

WISE until it just seats. DO NOT FORCE,<br />

Fig. 18.<br />

NOTE: Idle mixture adjustment MUST be performed<br />

with the engine running at 1200<br />

RPM.<br />

Tools Required:<br />

• Tachometer #19200 or #19389<br />

• Tang Bender #19352<br />

1. Start engine and run it for approximately 5<br />

minutes to allow engine to reach operating<br />

temperature.<br />

2. Move equipment control lever to SLOW<br />

position.<br />

3. Hold throttle lever (1) against idle speed screw<br />

(2), Fig. 19. Temporarily adjust idle to 1200<br />

RPM.<br />

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