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Started by arbakken, June 24, 2008, 09:55:09 PM

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arbakken

Well, since the repair of the gas tank is coming along nicely, it was time to pull the carbs and have a look. First things first, drill out the plugs covering the mixture screws. I decided to turn them in to see about how many turns in they were, so I could set it right later. They were about 1/4 turn out!! that's ridiculous! Its a 01, is that normal?

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If you drill them with right handed bit and made contact with the screw head it will get threaded in especially if its nice and clean ...
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beRto

Quote from: arbakken on June 24, 2008, 09:55:09 PM
Well, since the repair of the gas tank is coming along nicely, it was time to pull the carbs and have a look. First things first, drill out the plugs covering the mixture screws. I decided to turn them in to see about how many turns in they were, so I could set it right later. They were about 1/4 turn in!! that's ridiculous! Its a 01, is that normal?

Do you mean 1/4 turn out? I've always seen jetting screws specified as turns out from the seated position. Not sure if yours is a typo or if you are measuring the screw turns from a different reference.

arbakken

Quote from: beRto on June 25, 2008, 07:48:01 AM
Quote from: arbakken on June 24, 2008, 09:55:09 PM
Well, since the repair of the gas tank is coming along nicely, it was time to pull the carbs and have a look. First things first, drill out the plugs covering the mixture screws. I decided to turn them in to see about how many turns in they were, so I could set it right later. They were about 1/4 turn in!! that's ridiculous! Its a 01, is that normal?

Do you mean 1/4 turn out? I've always seen jetting screws specified as turns out from the seated position. Not sure if yours is a typo or if you are measuring the screw turns from a different reference.

haha, whoops, I meant out... I fixed it... anyways, on one side, I barely nicked the screw with the drill bit, on the other side, I didn't, so i don't think it was a result of that

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