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Somewhere on this thread mentioned they had info on the spectrum first series trim valves I'm interested in there theory of operation. I have one surging and running rich. If I unplug the ptv on regulator idle smooths out but is still rich. Installed a new aftermarket part and machine surge was way worse. Mixer was changed 8 mo. Ago still good shape. Thanks for taking time
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