Vacuum takeoff screw

jetjock

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Does anyone know where I could purchase the screw to go in here ? It’s a Bing Carbuettor with the underneath vac takeoff port . IMG_5329.jpeg
 
Short bit of window washer hose cable tied at the port and bent over and cable tied at the other small M2 maybe M3 I think is a better option
Thanks . I’ve ordered the blanking screws so hopefully that will sort it . I guess I will need to set up the carbs now as when I blocked the tubes with my finger the engine ran rough
 
Thanks . I’ve ordered the blanking screws so hopefully that will sort it . I guess I will need to set up the carbs now as when I blocked the tubes with my finger the engine ran rough
Don't make the mistake that everyone does in thinking that letting it sitting an idol is enough. You need to take it out for 20 minutes for a run and get it up to working temp and then try and set it up

The old guys who taught me taught me to put a a spare plug on one side
2mm Of free play in the throttle cables at the carburettor and make sure that your the choke is completely off on both sides

Set the mixture screws to what should be a standard setting

Turn the idle screws in a couple of turns (Raise idle) and start it up and adjust the side it's running on just so that it just cuts out when you back out the idols crew slowly

Turn the screw back in an eighth turn after it has stopped

And move to the other side and do the same there

When you finish you should have an idle of about 800 or 850

If you want to have a play with the mixture screws, just do it in small increments
 
Don't make the mistake that everyone does in thinking that letting it sitting an idol is enough. You need to take it out for 20 minutes for a run and get it up to working temp and then try and set it up

The old guys who taught me taught me to put a a spare plug on one side
2mm Of free play in the throttle cables at the carburettor and make sure that your the choke is completely off on both sides

Set the mixture screws to what should be a standard setting

Turn the idle screws in a couple of turns (Raise idle) and start it up and adjust the side it's running on just so that it just cuts out when you back out the idols crew slowly

Turn the screw back in an eighth turn after it has stopped

And move to the other side and do the same there

When you finish you should have an idle of about 800 or 850

If you want to have a play with the mixture screws, just do it in small increments
Cool thanks
 
No, it will be fine. It's minute hole. The chances of sucking up a piece of metal or a bit of grit is absolutely minuscule

Set them to the default mixture, screw settings and set it up the way I explained yesterday, but the only thing I will recommend is definitely checking the float height before you do any riding
 
No, it will be fine. It's minute hole. The chances of sucking up a piece of metal or a bit of grit is absolutely minuscule

Set them to the default mixture, screw settings and set it up the way I explained yesterday, but the only thing I will recommend is definitely checking the float height before you do any riding
Will do . Thanks again
 


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