Before you start check the status of your choke. One that is stuck on will cause a high idle. If the choke checks out, proceed to the following:
You should have what's called a 2 needle carburetor. A larger screw adjustment for idle, and a smaller for high speed.
Start by adjusting your low speed (idle) needle until you reach the desired idle. I prefer about 850rpms. Do this with the engine running and adequately warmed so that your adjustments are not thrown off by the automatic choke.
Next slowly open up the high speed needle. As you open it your idle speed will gradually increase. Adust it in 1/8 turn increments, pausing after each adjustment to allow the changes to take affect. Keep opening it until you stop increasing your rpms, then take it back 1/8 of a turn.
Next readjust your idle mixture screw so that your idle is back down to 850rpms.
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