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Idle Mixture Screw Plug 12 Sep 2018 14:47 #790785

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Nessism wrote: No disrespect to Ed's link...but this copy of the manual is better...
www.750turbo.com/manuals/GPz750_Base%20Manual.pdf ..............


Thanks! I didn't have that manual, so I added that to my electronic library. Ed
1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)

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Idle Mixture Screw Plug 16 Sep 2018 13:42 #790995

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The parts under the Primary Main Jet are called Bleed Pipes. To get them out you need to push them out from inside the carb body. I use a sharp piece of wood dowel so as to not mark them up. Same thing for the Needle jet; push down from inside the carb throat.

Well progress! I was able to get the bleed pipes and needle jets out! However I first tried to use a pointed dowel to do this. And I ended up breaking off a piece of the dowel in both ends of one of the bleed pipes. They are stuck in there! Trying to figure out how to remove them.
1981 KZ750E

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Idle Mixture Screw Plug 16 Sep 2018 16:09 #791007

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One strand of a wire brush works well for clearing out pilot jets and jets like those bleed pipes.

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