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Mixture Screw is moving!

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Ok thanks to all of those that have helped me in the tuning of my carbs it was a interesting endeavor. Three sets of plugs later I now know that plug chops tell you so much about how an engine is running? My first actual questin is that at 2.5 turns out on the mixture screw works pretty good but the screws seem to adjust themselves in while riding. How should I go about solving this? Loctite seems a bit extreme? My second question is one that involves finding a replacement signal flasher unit? I tried everything AutoZone had to offer can someone give me a part number or a site. Im sure every body has had this problem. Oh yea here is my bike I finally took some pictures of it I should have taken one when I first got the bike two years ago. The PO had it rigged up to run but not well.
 
Hi,

I used a Tridon Stant EP34 electronic flasher. I installed a socket too. Or you could go without the socket and just put some female blade connectors on the wires. I got the parts at Pep Boys. See my little write-up:

Turn Signal Relay Replacement

You've got a nice looking bike!

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Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Put some anti-sieze on them to keep them from moving. If you need the black flasher unit with two prongs on it, I have one I can sell you. PM me if interested.
 
Chuck Im not positive Ill check that first.

BassCliff your wesite is a definate must see for any GS owner! Thanks for the link!

My plug has three prongs on them but thank you for the offer!

Ill let you know what I find in just a minute!
 
You could also use a wrap of teflon tape on the threads of the screw to keep it from self-adjusting. Easy-peasy.
 
I plan to seal mine over with clear RTV when I finish the adjustments. Not as permanent as the paint Suzuki used, will keep the screws in place and be easy to remove.
 
Chuck Im not positive Ill check that first.

BassCliff your wesite is a definate must see for any GS owner! Thanks for the link!

My plug has three prongs on them but thank you for the offer!

Ill let you know what I find in just a minute!

The third prong is for the self cancelling feature. You don't really need a three prong flasher relay........
 
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