1981 KZ1300 A3 carbs
- paulb
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Re: 1981 KZ1300 A3 carbs
2 years 8 months ago
I was having the same issue accessing the mixture screws and brought a purpose made long , thin screwdriver which enables you to get on the screws although number 3 cylinder is properly fiddly you can do it although it is almost by feel
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Re: 1981 KZ1300 A3 carbs
2 years 8 months ago
As this seems to be a general A3 carb thread, how in the hell do you adjust the mixture screws when you can't get a screwdriver in there, being blocked by the choke rod mounts?
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Re: 1981 KZ1300 A3 carbs
2 years 8 months ago - 2 years 8 months ago
www.kz1300.com/index.php/forum/carburato...air-screw-conversion
Correction: "The generally accepted setting for the Pilot-Screws" is 3 - 3.5 turns out. IN leans the fuel/air mixture - OUT richens. This setting will also influence the "Transition" ports (3).
My thoughts must have been in transition: - The pilot-screw setting has NO affect on the Transition Ports !
Correction: "The generally accepted setting for the Pilot-Screws" is 3 - 3.5 turns out. IN leans the fuel/air mixture - OUT richens. This setting will also influence the "Transition" ports (3).
My thoughts must have been in transition: - The pilot-screw setting has NO affect on the Transition Ports !
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