Adjusting a Holley 2 barrel carburetor at altitude of 6500 feet

The thermostat may be stuck open

Less air less fuel.

On the choke coil are two screws, loosen them slightly, There are index marks between the screws on the housing, The factory setting is half way between the two screws. Turning the housing to the right allows more fuel, to left is less. Don't over adjust, start slow with movement of the housing, tighten screws and test. Make sure it is cold when you do any adjustments.

you need to replace your exhaust system

Needs new fuel pump and fuel filter.

Shift the vehicle's transmission into park (automatic) or first gear (manual transmission). Turn off the engine, then rotate the ignition back to the "ON" position, but do not start the engine.


Connect the scan tool's data communication cable to the vehicle's diagnostic data port underneath the dashboard, above the foot well area.


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The ozone plate may need to be replaced.

it through a mechanic

Hi cant standit,

Can you control this odor by adjusting the ozone (O3) control? High levels of O3 smell obnoxious or irritating to some people; you want a fairly low concentration (~40 ppb - that's parts-per-Billion, not much).

It sounds like you've done everything else right. Have you consulted with the dealer you bought from? How about EcoQuest? If it's not the O3 level being too high, then perhaps there's something goofy with the unit. If it's under warranty, pursue that option. You should have contact infor with the unit; respond if you need it and I can post it.

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The ozone plates need to be cleaned monthly to work effectively. You can get an owner's manual for free from the manufacturer's website, it's at:

http://www.ecoquestintl.com/support/US50300_Living_Air_Owners_Manual.pdf

The manual has a description of the type and frequency of cleaning of various parts of your air purifier. Hope this helps!