Carb question
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Carb question
Hi, when looking underneath the card there is what I think is the pilot jet adjustment screw, any idea what these whould be set to.
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Madreg
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All, sorry I meant looking underneath the carb, bit dificult to take a picture as they are on the bike now but if you have the same non-cv carbs I presume they are all the same.
Also should have mentioned it's a GS1000EC
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Also should have mentioned it's a GS1000EC
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Madreg
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Aint had a Gs for donkeys. My moneys on air mixture screws. Someone will confirm shortely. I normally gently screw min all the way. Dont force them, then unscrew the 2.25 turns i think thats what the manual says from memory
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If it's this screw, it's an air screw I think, it's 0.8 turns out on a GS1000S, but I think it's 1.5 turns out for a normal GS1000 



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stevie747
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Stevie, much apprciated did set mine to 7/8 turn out and starts ok although the pick it a bit sluggish - just awaiting some vaccum gauges and will try your recommendtion as well.
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Madreg
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Madreg wrote:Stevie, much apprciated did set mine to 7/8 turn out and starts ok although the pick it a bit sluggish - just awaiting some vaccum gauges and will try your recommendtion as well.
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Are you running a std airbox

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stevie747
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Yes, standard airbox with Motad 4-1 althouh I am looking to change to Harris or V&H.
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Madreg
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It shouldn't really be sluggish if all you've done is adjust the screws, have you had the carbs off for any reason, cleaning etc?
Also it might be worth doing a compression check on each cylinder, for reference.
Also it might be worth doing a compression check on each cylinder, for reference.
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stevie747
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Hi, had the carbs aprt to clean, did a cold compression test as no exhaust on bike and all 145-150psi.
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Madreg
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