Okay I looked at the manual and it seems to be on top of the carb after you take the breather off a brass looking screw with a pin inside with a a o ring on it on left side of carb.
MINE was tightened up(both are). so I loosened it and looked.
NO spring that I could see; I looked in the hole. nada. the air screw AND the fuel screw BOTH have springs to keep them in place? Since both were tight (no springs either) and the bike not only cranked but screamed I assumed that I was too stewpid to figger out which one was the air screw and I just assumed that it was a jet of some sort. ..
So I need your help to ascertain ONCE and for all EXACTLY which ones are which. I know WHERE the IDLE SCREW is duh!(thumb screw with spring on right side.)
when I finally find it, do I adjust the air screw while its running? first one then the other? anyone..
I need the step by step FOR DUMMIES with MENTAL paralysis version.. ahahaha! LOL!
THANKS for helping a brain damaged v owner.
They're on the left side of the bike, bottom of the carbs, at the same level as the pivots for the throttles. Just above the sync rod.
Rob
When the V was new there was an aluminum plug concealing the low speed adjusting screw . Perhaps they are still in place on your bike. Do you have a Haynes manual or a Yamaha manual ? If not you DO need one!
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