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Rejetting help? 2005 GS500F. Here's some pics!

Started by Dache, April 29, 2012, 09:34:02 AM

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Dache

Alright so I've been putting this off (have never done this) because I've been busy. Well I'd like to finish it today and I'm mechanically retarded I guess...here are a few questions:



Do I need to open up the green circle area (is this where the needles are?). The screw is extremely stripped as pictured, any ideas on how to get it out? I have and extractor but am still worried



Do I drill out that brass plug (light green circle?) and what do I replace it with?

Do the pink jets look like they are in the right place? And then the old jet (purple circle) just goes back in?

Do I tighten those jets fully?



Where does this go? On the needle under those caps?

Thanks for any help - I will pay anyone who helps me if they want. I'm just so confused

jestercinti

Ok. To answer your questions:

1.  The screws that are stripped are not Phillips, but JIS. Look like Phillips, but they are not. Get a pair of vice grips and they will come out. Replace with stanless steel cap screws. M5 I believe for the top, M4 for the bottom bowl.
2.  Yes, It's the top where you put a washer under the needle.
3.  The jets are pilot, mid-main, main in order of depth in the bowl from shallow to deep. The main is held by a spacer shim in the purple oval pic.
4.  The brass plug in your picture is where the idle mixture screw is located. You will have to drill this out. Take a small bit and drill carefully. Then take a screw and pull out.
Bikeless and Broke at the moment...

Dache

Quote from: jestercinti on April 29, 2012, 10:53:31 AM
Ok. To answer your questions:

1.  The screws that are stripped are not Phillips, but JIS. Look like Phillips, but they are not. Get a pair of vice grips and they will come out. Replace with stanless steel cap screws. M5 I believe for the top, M4 for the bottom bowl.
2.  Yes, It's the top where you put a washer under the needle.
3.  The jets are pilot, mid-main, main in order of depth in the bowl from shallow to deep. The main is held by a spacer shim in the purple oval pic.
4.  The brass plug in your picture is where the idle mixture screw is located. You will have to drill this out. Take a small bit and drill carefully. Then take a screw and pull out.
Awesome, you're the best thanks so much. What do you mean by vice grips? What do I do with those?

So my jets look fine or do I need to take apart that main and replace with one of the jets that are already in there?

Do I replace the plug with anything or just leave it open?

jestercinti

Take some long nose vice grips and clamp on the screw. Then turn counterclockwise. Screw should come out with a little patience.

Just leave plug open and discard plug. There is a flat head screw underneath that controls idle mixture. Most of us use 3 turns out each side. In=leaner, Out=richer.  Carefully screw unroll slight resistance, then loosen 3 full revolutions.

Take apart the main from the threaded spacer and clean or replace with a new one. Just be sure that you are replacing the main with a main and tge mid main with a mid main...meaning don't get mixed up or your bike will run very badly. There should be a number stamped near the screw head. If it's 2 digits like 60 or 62.5, etc then it's the mid main. 3 digits like 130 or 135, yeah that's the main.
Bikeless and Broke at the moment...

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