My car is a Nissan Sentra '95 with carburetor system.
It seems obvious that the idling channel all the way from the fuel bowl to the idling outlet opening in the throttle throat gets clogged by some debris every now and then, resulting in poor idling and stalling on the road.
What I do for first-aid remedy is to open wide the idling mixture output aperture, turning the adjustment screw counterclockwise, and flush the system vigorously, dislodging the debris whatever. That gets me home.
Do the experts here have any suggestion to fix the problem for good, aside from dismantling the carburetor and cleaning the whole contrivance, every nook and corner, specially the idling channel?
Susma Rio Sep