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Noelia:
Hi everyone I have been rebuilding my carbs, they have been vapor blasted and all needles and jets replaced.

I was placing them into the base and I realize that There is a gap between the bottom of the slide in three of them and one closed

If they were all the same I would probably not think about it.

What I have done wrong? Should there be a space or not? I have three with an space and one without.

Please see the video below, hope someone can tell me.

Thanks in advance
Noe


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Noelia:
In this pic it seems like in all of them there is a gap


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Trigger:
They need to be bench synchronised, I think there is a vid on youtube

Nurse Julie:
Hi Noelia.
The big carb spring, with the little bit of rubber tube around it, must be in place first. If you loosen the little 8mm locking nuts holding the stabiliser springs, then you can screw the carb slides up and down. If you put a piece of wire under each slide, you will know they are even on each one when the slide touches the wire. Tighten the locking nuts.The stabiliser springs must be very straight and not bent. This will bench Synch them, hopefully enough to get the bike started. Then they can be vacuum synchronised when on the bike for final adjustment.
Your carbs look great.
Julie

Trigger:
shouldn't woman be baking cakes at this time of day  ;D ;D ;D

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