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Fine tuning 120-130

posted by  amazon69 on  Wed Mar 25 22:24 CST 2009
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Thanks guys, all suggestions much appreciated...taking a few points on..the floats are new, and unadjustable, they are the whole plastic type where you can't bend the tab to raise or lower them. I imagine therefore they are set correctly, they certainly seem to be looking at them. The jets are new, so no ovalling (is that a word ?:)). Needles are kn. Needles are installed perfectly, flush with bottom of the piston. They are nearly new also. The same symptoms existed when I swapped them for a pair of brand new other needles also. I have had no flooding/fuel overflow.
It is quite a puzzle to me that the jets are so high. I could swap the floats over for some adjustable ones I suppose.
Thanks again, keep those theories coming.
d





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