Start the engine and allow it to run until it reaches operating temperature.
Connect a tachometer to the engine.
Disconnect the throttle solenoid lead from the wiring harness.
Set the lower specified idle rpm, using the curb idle adjusting screw. It may be necessary to turn the adjusting nut on the throttle solenoid as well as the idle adjusting screw if the solenoid plunger interferes with the lever.
Connect the throttle solenoid lead. Manually move the throttle lever slightly to allow the solenoid plunger to extend. Set the higher specified idle rpm by turning the solenoid adjuster.
Turn the idle mixture screw in or out to obtain the smoothest idle possible within the travel of the limiter cap.
Check the clearance between the bottom of the choke plate and the carburetor body. This can be measured with a suitable drill or gauge rod. If not to specification, bend the extension of the choke thermostat lever (the part that rests against the vacuum lever) to adjust the clearance.
Open the throttle and holt it against the stop. check the clearance between the bottom of the choke plate and the carburetor body. If not within specifications, bend the projection on the fast idle cam. A drill or gauge rod can be used to measure the clearance.
Make certain the curb idle speed and mixture are adjusted to specifications before attempting to set the fast idle speed.