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  • Craig

    #1

    HELP!!!

    I started to take apart my carbs (83 GS1100 ESD) One of the pilot jets was very hard to remove. I twisted a little too hard, and now the notch that the screwdriver fits into is gone. I tried to tap a screwwdriver into the remains of the jet, but it is looking like quite a mess. Any ideas??

    Kind regards...Craig
  • Jethro
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    Do you have a Dremel tool? If not go get one, preferrably with the remote handle attachment. With it should come a tiny (like ball point pen tip) size round grinding ball. Use it to grind a nice deep groove in the brass and only the brass. Then soak it with WD40 or something for a day. The material you take out will enable the threads to let go a little. Go slow and use a good quality screwdriver (heat tempered).

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    • Craig

      #3
      Thanks for your fast reply. The area in which I am working with is very small and I don't know if I can get a dremel tool into the spot where the jet is. I will try.

      Craig

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      • Craig

        #4
        Sigh

        I don't think that there is any way to get that jet out. The top of it is a mess. I can't believe how stupid one man can be (me). Anyone know where I can get another carb body?

        Craig

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        • wrench

          #5
          I have a set of spare carbs that came with my GS1000G, they are black with this number stamped just above the #1 carb float bowl 00A30 3Z3. i have no idea what model these are from?

          any help here with the id of these as they may be of use to Craig?

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