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Thank you very much for the detailed reply, I appreciate it a lot. I will order the parts this weekend and in the meantime try to source the manual / procedure to pull the carb out. Btw, mine is a 1999.
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Thank you very much for the detailed reply, I appreciate it a lot. I will order the parts this weekend and in the meantime try to source the manual / procedure to pull the carb out. Btw, mine is a 1999.
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Undo all the bolts on the air intakebox, then you can pull it a little back. Undo the clamp screws on the carb, then pull airbox back and you can remove carb out at the left side, its tight but right angle and it will come out. Check the rubber beetween engine carb/carb airintake.
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Thanks xtrock, will give it my best shot.
Out of curiosity, what is this screw used for:
Par No. 44: 3GV–1490K–10 (Stop Screw Set)
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Thanks xtrock, will give it my best shot.
Out of curiosity, what is this screw used for:
Par No. 44: 3GV–1490K–10 (Stop Screw Set)
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The idle screw. I dont know where you are looking, cant find anything on partzilla for 1999 mod. For the older models its the idle.
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It's the screw that adjusts when the secondary carb starts opening.
Xtrock , does it look like there stuff coming out from the boot to carb joint or up higher ? One of mine has a cracked housing for the idle mixture screw so doesn't seal up real good and always drips a little or is always wet around the boss, it looks just like in that picture. Air swirling around the head mists the droplets up and all over so it's hard to tell exactly where it's coming from.
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Ok, i was thinking 45 was the adjuster between carbs, where is the idle screw if its not the 44?
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If you look in his top picture low and to the right of the petcock, right next to the chock knob, is the idle adjust screw , then up and to the right of the petcock you can see the stop screw , it silver with a nut on it .
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