skipper123
Seaman
- Joined
- May 17, 2010
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- 74
I had a ignition issue on the motor and in the process tried to adjust the carb screws on the side of the carbs on the port side of the engine beside what looks like jet screws. After I found my switchbox was bad and had a rotten wire from the trigger and got thoes two items replaced my motor now starts and idles great. Then went out for a test run to find out when I gave it some throttle it ran rough and had no power so I adjusted thoes same three screws one on each carb out two turns and got my power back but some what of a bog at a certain speed as well as a little rough at WOT. My question is where to set the high speed screws from the get go that will be close and what to look for to let me know where to fine tune them. When the engine bogs at a certain speed does that mean not enough fuel or to much. And if I go out to far will the engine flood and run rough. I turned the screws out to gain more power. I have to think that means more fuel ? I turned each screw the same amount but one screw seems like it is a couple rounds different than the other two. I am good at rebuilding and cleaning carbs but always have trouble adjusting them.