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  • dcil

    #1

    Idle mix

    Are the mixture in my 82 gs 750 carbs on the top intake side under a flat plug?
  • TheCafeKid

    #2
    Originally posted by dcil
    Are the mixture in my 82 gs 750 carbs on the top intake side under a flat plug?
    yes they came like that from the factory. To prevent you from toying with them (its against the law you know ) The good news is, since yours are virgin and unmolested, they shouldnt get buggered up when you take them out to clean your carbs.. You'll need to drill a smallish pilot hole and then thread a drywall screw or something into the plug to get it out..

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    • dcil

      #3
      carbs have already been dipped, with the screws in. It's a little rich at low end, figured I'd check them and make sure they haven't vibrated out of adjustment.

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      • BeerMonger

        #4
        There's a small o-ring beneath that screw that can be destroyed by carb cleaner. You should remove and replace this o-ring.

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        • Dave8338
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          • Aug 2006
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          • Annandale, MN

          #5
          Originally posted by BeerMonger
          There's a small o-ring beneath that screw that can be destroyed by carb cleaner. You should remove and replace this o-ring.
          Yeah, I'm going with WILL BE destroyed...
          My just be possible for the RICH idle mixture with NO o-rings left.

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          • dcil

            #6
            Good to know, thanks for the info. will get at it one evening this week.

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            • Guest

              #7
              To remove the o-ring use a skinny screw and thread the washer and o-ring on it. Be gentle not to rebore the hole in the carb throat.
              Hopefully the o-ring isn't pudding.

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