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How do i adjust carb on 1994 vulcan 1500, do i put screw all the way in then how many turns out shoud i go. its backfirein when i let off gas and sometimes when im cruisin, but idles fine, not bad gas done it on last 3 or 4 fill ups changed plugs and changed oil 1000mi ago

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The backfiring is more of a timing problem than a carburetor, but you can turn the adjusting screw in all the way, then out 1 1/4 turns will get you running, fine tune from there. Does your carburetor have adjustable jets on the outside? Most don't. But being a 94, it might. You should have 2, one low and one high, if it idles ok, try not to move the low one, just mess with the high speed jet, count the number of turns you take it all the way in, that way, you can get back to where it is ow, at least it is running. Does it have a distributor? Hope this helps.

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