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  • Azul the Cat
    Forum Apprentice
    • Jan 2020
    • 28
    • Jersey City, NJ

    #1

    No reference carb?

    I went to sync my carbs on my 77 GS750, but I found carb 3 to also be adjustable. I adjusted the carbs to each other, but shouldn't carb 3 not be adjustable? I also had issues with a high idle after my adjustments. To the point where I'm almost out of idle adjustment nob threads. I got it to idle at 1,200 eventually. Am I doing something wrong?
  • Big T
    Forum LongTimer
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    • Mar 2005
    • 12391
    • West Slope, OR

    #2
    Nope BS carbs have Blogs as reference
    Your VM carbs have no reference carb
    High idle generally comes from adjusting the sync too high
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    • Azul the Cat
      Forum Apprentice
      • Jan 2020
      • 28
      • Jersey City, NJ

      #3
      Originally posted by Big T
      High idle generally comes from adjusting the sync too high
      Any tips on adjusting the sync so it's lower?

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      • zed1015
        Forum Mentor
        • Oct 2020
        • 411
        • North Lincolnshire - UK .

        #4
        As mentioned. no reference carb on VM's.
        Reset the adjusting screw under each carb top to mid way on the threads and sync..
        Idle should be closer to 1000 rpm.
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        • Nessism
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          GSResource Superstar
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          • Mar 2006
          • 35787
          • Torrance, CA

          #5
          A high idle can also be from vacuum leaks, typically from the carb boots that attach to the engine.
          Ed

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          • Azul the Cat
            Forum Apprentice
            • Jan 2020
            • 28
            • Jersey City, NJ

            #6
            I went back and did it again, got 1,2, and 4 dead on matching. 3 is a little off, but it's so close I'm gonna call it good enough.

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            • Azul the Cat
              Forum Apprentice
              • Jan 2020
              • 28
              • Jersey City, NJ

              #7
              I went back after doing some more reading. My problem was a didn't block off the vacuum line to the petcock. That was causing the vacuum leak. Once I plugged that, I got my idle and my sync all set.

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