Proper way to adjust the pilot screw on a Honda 185s?
I was told that you turn it in until it starts to run funny, then turn it out until it starts to run funny (counting your turns) then split the difference and leave it in the middle of the two.
Here is the problem, even though I maybe shouldn't complain, because it's running like a brand new machine, but:
No matter which way I turn the screw, it still runs fine. I've even turned it in all the way, it still idles fine. Out 3+ turns, runs fine. It'll sit there and idle just fine for hours if I wanted it too.
Should I just leave it at a base setting and forget about it? Anyone know how many turns out it came from the factory?
1981 Honda ATC 185s
-DG Exhaust
-200x Carb
-Uni Filter
-Air filter box removed
-10T Front Sprocket
-Plastic fuel tank
-Aftermarket seat
-200s front forks/shocks
-Aftermarket 4 bolt rear wheels
-Tire chains when ice riding
1988 Ford Mustang LX 5.0L
-Wayyyy too much to list!!!