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mattsz:

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--- Quote from: mattsz on January 20, 2019, 02:57:10 AM ---
I have both.  Interesting that the Honda service manual doesn't mention the needle grooves...

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if you have the 'shop manual - honda cb350f-400f' (hwm002) by honda then its right at the back on page 95!

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Yes, you're right, of course - I did notice that.  I wasn't clear, what I meant was, that I thought it interesting that that manual doesn't mention the grooves at all in the work description...

Bryanj:
Keyster kits are not good for brass bits which rarely wear but usually have all the gaskets and O rings

Dave487:
I think you'll always get black sooty plugs if you're just checking them after idling as they don't hot enough to burn it off.

Bryanj:
Also forgot to say 500's do run rich low down.

mattsz:
Someone gave me a carb jet cleaning tool.  Bikemaster says it's a necessity.  Is this useful, or should I avoid it like the plague?

https://bikemaster.com/carburetor-jet-cleaning-tool.html

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