2001 kawasaki VN 1500 Vulcan Classic "carb adjust mixture" Questions

...adjust the air to fuel mixture there is 2 much air going in and not enough fuel on the carb there will be a screw there are 2 one which is the mixture screw and one for the idle the idle will be the ...

low idle How do I adjust the idle? mixture is non adjustable but idle speed is. located under the carb near the breather cover on the right hand side is a knob that will turn to set idle speed

...adjust carb. Before adjusting the carb, has the bike been setting for a long period of time? Has anything been done to the bike that would change carb settings? If it's been setting, there is ...

...adjust the Air/gas mixture? Spits out raw gas on # 2 cylinder at start. u dont if its injection-computer shud doit by default unless theres issues in the system--is the spark plug tite on that ...

...better for a while, but they sooted up to eventually causing it to stutter.Turned out to be the carbs - there is a vacuum diaphragm in them which has a kind of rubber coating (silly thing to put ...

...taking the carbs out and cleaning them thoroughly. Clean all the jets, check and adjust the float level. Check your air/fuel mixture. Back firing is typically a sign that you are running too

...carb side cover. The factory default setting for the pilot screws is typically 2.5 turns out. Carefully screw each one in until it lightly seats closed, and then count the number of turns. You can ...

...original Keihen 40mm CV type carb. You can try to adjust the mixture screw and see if that allows you to pass. If it doesn't, repost and let us know. Maybe we can help you rejet your carb. Good

adjust carb on 2004 fatboy If your carb is stock, the only thing you can adjust is the idle speed. The throttle stop screw is located at the top right of the carb. Turn the screw clockwise to increase

carb on a motorcross bike to keep from fouling the plug Heat the bike up, give it a ride for at least 15-20 minutes. in idle, try adjusting the little black knob attached to your carburetor. This will