2007 Yamaha Roadliner S "idle adjustment screw carb location" Questions

idle mixture is too lean. You can adjust this by locating the mixture screw on the carb(carbs) and turning it counter-clockwise an 1/8th turn at a time. This will not affect running above 1/4 throttle

...tight. Put the carb back on the engine. Start the engine and bet it ot operating temp. Adjust the idle mixture screw for the best idle and then set the idle speed at about 1000 RPM. Good Luck ...

...adjustment can help balance the fuel-to-air ratio for both cylinders. Here are the steps you can follow: Idle Screw (Air/Fuel Mix): The idle screw, also known as the pilot screw, adjusts the air/fuel ...

...idle adjustment on the carb. There are 2 screw type adjustments there, one is the idle/air screw and the other is idle adjustment which is the one you want. Start the bike and warm.it up, slowly turn ...

...adjustment located on my motorcycle. no you can do it there is a screw rt side front of carb philips head, brass screw in slightly idle should be 900 rpm to 1k .. I have gotten great help at ...

...adjustment is the idle speed. The Idle Stop screw is located at the upper right side of the carb. You may have to remove the air cleaner cover to access the screw. Clockwise rotation increases the ...

idling speed for Honda Activa(2013) That idle adjustment screw you are looking for can be found just below the fast idle cam. Which is connected to a spring-loaded hinge with a throttle cable attached

...do I adjust the idle on my 2005 Suzuki vs1400 how do I adjust the idle? Thumb wheel type screw located in front of r/h frame cover. If carbs are in good working order screwing in should speed idle

...warmed up and running turn this screw slowly till proper idle is achieved. Turning the screw to the right (clockwise) should increase idle RPM, left (counter-clockwise) should decrease the idle

idle screw(the big screw with spring around it)Turn clockwise to increase and counterclock wise to decrease.with bike idling properly the low speed air adjustment screw (small screw located just above