Vintage Tiger 94 Steamer With Mikunis

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  1. Simon Logan

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    Greetings, bike running fine following carb rebuild but slight smell of fuel so suspect running rich. Can you remind me how to lean with the mixture screw. I set them at 2 1/4 turns out but do I screw in or out to lean. Either way should I decrease/increase in 1/4 turns ?
     
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    Have a look at the spark plugs and see if they tell you anything about how it’s running. From what I remember about carbs (long time since I fiddled with a carb) screwing out the air screw lets more air in and weakens the mixture.
     
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    Depends on what type of mixture screw you have.

    If it’s a fuel screw then clockwise and inwards makes it run leaner.

    If it’s an air screw then clockwise and inwards makes it run richer.
     
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    Looks like it should be a fuel control screw, confirmable by having a stepped tip with a sharp point. Modern air mixture screws have smooth gently rounded ends.

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