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nothwoodscbr Feb 22, 2007 12:07 AM

pilot screw adjustment
 
Anyone ever adjust their pilot screws? I sync'd my carbs, and tried to adjust pilots, but they don't seem to make any difference. I just cleaned the carbs, installed K&N and jet kit, new plugs, and adjusted valves, and it seems to run OK, but too much snow to get out of the garage and ride it!!!

TennesseeCBRF2 Feb 22, 2007 04:28 AM

RE: pilot screw adjustment
 
A user with the name ThisisMickey has adjusted pilot screws before. Might want to PM him. Hope this helps

ThisisMickey Feb 22, 2007 06:39 AM

RE: pilot screw adjustment
 
Ya I ended up lifting the carbs up and getting the pilot screws right in front of me, it worked well, i just tightened them all the way then backed them out the same amount. (i dont remember how much i backed them out but the service manual says what it should be at) if you have never taken off your carbs before it is really nice to have a service manual to refer to and it can take a couple hours. But it does not make a huge difference, i think i noticed slightly better startup and maybe less gas smell in my exhaust. If you can turn the screws well with a pilot screw wrench then that might be a better way to go, but it was just too hard for me to tell when I was turning the pilot screws. If you think your pilot screws are letting in too much gas I would suggest tightening all screws till they lightly seat then backing out a little.

nothwoodscbr Feb 22, 2007 10:39 AM

RE: pilot screw adjustment
 
Thanks for the help guys


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