Jr50 Air Fuel Screw Adjustment. Try swapping them and see if you can get. puking fuel is not normal, it shows that the fuel level in the carb is too high for some reason, such as float level. i dipped the carb parts and have it back together but i do not know where to make the initial setting on the needle valve (pilot air. with the bike holding a steady, high idle, use the adjustment tool to slowly screw the fuel mixture in. i'm having trouble getting my son's '86 suzuki jr50 running right. 1 and the authorized suzuki dealer. to tune the air screw adjustment on the carb turn the air screw all the way in and back it out 1 1/4 turns. if the idle mixture adjustment screw is located behind the carb’s slide tower (airbox side) then the adjusting needle. Pilot air adjusting screw 2 in the mechanical malfunctions resulting following procedures. From the owner tampering with. I'm sure the problem is fuel delivery. normally, the straight slot screw is the air screw, and the philips head is the idle screw.
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i'm having trouble getting my son's '86 suzuki jr50 running right. i dipped the carb parts and have it back together but i do not know where to make the initial setting on the needle valve (pilot air. with the bike holding a steady, high idle, use the adjustment tool to slowly screw the fuel mixture in. to tune the air screw adjustment on the carb turn the air screw all the way in and back it out 1 1/4 turns. Try swapping them and see if you can get. I'm sure the problem is fuel delivery. From the owner tampering with. normally, the straight slot screw is the air screw, and the philips head is the idle screw. if the idle mixture adjustment screw is located behind the carb’s slide tower (airbox side) then the adjusting needle. 1 and the authorized suzuki dealer.
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Jr50 Air Fuel Screw Adjustment i dipped the carb parts and have it back together but i do not know where to make the initial setting on the needle valve (pilot air. From the owner tampering with. to tune the air screw adjustment on the carb turn the air screw all the way in and back it out 1 1/4 turns. if the idle mixture adjustment screw is located behind the carb’s slide tower (airbox side) then the adjusting needle. with the bike holding a steady, high idle, use the adjustment tool to slowly screw the fuel mixture in. i dipped the carb parts and have it back together but i do not know where to make the initial setting on the needle valve (pilot air. Pilot air adjusting screw 2 in the mechanical malfunctions resulting following procedures. puking fuel is not normal, it shows that the fuel level in the carb is too high for some reason, such as float level. 1 and the authorized suzuki dealer. Try swapping them and see if you can get. normally, the straight slot screw is the air screw, and the philips head is the idle screw. I'm sure the problem is fuel delivery. i'm having trouble getting my son's '86 suzuki jr50 running right.
