Is there a trick to getting at the carb synch adjuster?
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donimo
that IS my local dealer, the 36 bux.
the 18+30 is bikebandit, and USD so it is closer to $70 to my door.
and yet to mail a shoe box full of stuff from florida only cost me $5 when it is a private seller
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Pit Posse $14.95
Tank MUST come off and it's still a bear to get all of 'em...sigpic
1981 Suzuki GS750E (one owner), 1982 Suzuki GS750T (my "tinker" toy), Previous (First) Bike: 1979 GS425 (long gone)
2002 Suzuki Bandit 1200S (new to me in 11/2011)Comment
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Well, I guess I'll stir the pot a little by saying this..
I think the jamb nuts are not particularly useful. I haven't used them
in a long time and my carbs stay in perfect sync without them.
I found that using the jamb nuts was a pain so I took them off
Instead I ~used~ to apply a little blue loctite on the screw after
I got them synced.
But my last carb sync I ran out of loctite. I've been running the bike
for the last 1000 miles with nothing holding the screws locked and
they haven't fallen out of adjustment.Comment
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rcp
Canadian sources
From Boss Tools:
Carb Adjusting Tool
Price and shipping from Boss Tools are usually good, but it seems they don't always have stock. I've got a couple of pit posse items on backorder till next week. These are items I ordered about a month ago.
All the motion pro tools can be ordered from your local bike shop out of the Motovan or Parts Canada catalogs.
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