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    float bowl plugs

    Hey guys, my 1985 gs700es and I are having relationship issues, I want to have an idle, it doens't. I've taken the carbs off and have been looking through them to finde needles/jets that I can clean out and readjust, and now I have a few questions.
    1. what is the stock number of turns I should unscrews the mixture screws.
    2. what is the purpose of the rubber plugs in the float bowl that cover up a jet, what would happen if I removed those?

    Thanks for all your help

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    plugs

    Not sure about the turns ( 1 1/2??) but I think the plugs are to fill in the holes after the machine work is done.....Mike

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      #3
      I have a '81 550t i assume that they similiar and i had plugs in that didn't seal. This caused the bike to run rich and not go below 2500 rpms. I was told to replace them by someone on this cite and i did and the problem is fixed so i would say that u need to replace them.

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        #4
        could I use silicon gasket sealer to seal my old plugs?

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          #5
          Originally posted by luc8421
          could I use silicon gasket sealer to seal my old plugs?
          Only if it's gas resistant.

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