10-04-12, 03:34 PM
They are b*****ds to find at first, don't try to spot them in direct daylight, it'll never happen. I once wheeled the bike out into the backyard cos the sun was shining; couldnt see a thing!
If you have a garage with indirect light & then shine a small torch down & u can spot em fairly easily between each of the carbs.
Although this webpage is for doing the 1000's carbs, the bottom six pics together should be of help in guiding you where to look & how to identify the screws:
http://www.cartestsoftware.com/fz1/carbu...ation.html
The middle one is usually the worst one to find.....
Should you ever take the bank of carbs off the bike, then paint the top of each synch screw with a dab of white paint to help see them during future 'encounters'
If you have a garage with indirect light & then shine a small torch down & u can spot em fairly easily between each of the carbs.
Although this webpage is for doing the 1000's carbs, the bottom six pics together should be of help in guiding you where to look & how to identify the screws:
http://www.cartestsoftware.com/fz1/carbu...ation.html
The middle one is usually the worst one to find.....
Should you ever take the bank of carbs off the bike, then paint the top of each synch screw with a dab of white paint to help see them during future 'encounters'