Yes I had two of them frozen from Cement dust from where I work. I
finally got mine loose, by dabbing a Qtip into some Sand Storm Cement
eating acid and finally got mine loose!!! Try some PB Blaster on the
frozen screw, it might work for you, and also compressed air to blow out
any dirt particles, do not strip the head of the screw or this means a
trip to the machinest!!
Rob Kerr
Andrew Shafer wrote:
> Has anyone had their pilot screws frozen?
>
> Carb 3 has a frozen pilot screw. I soaked the others
> and they came loose but I can't get the last one out.
> I understand this happens when they age. I have an 86
> and from my reccolection I don't think they have been
> removed before this attempt.
>
> Andrew
> --- TC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > M,
> > Good tip on getting the screws out ... I have been
> > getting by with a
> > piece of thinwall plastic tubing .. but I used the
> > Mighty Vac on them
> > the other day and it worked great ........... the
> > rigid straw idea
> > sounds even better .. will have to try that ....
> > campbell
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "M.Sigworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: Re: Tuning questions:
> >
> >
> > > snip <
> > > After they're lose, get a straw from B.K. or your
> > fav.
> > > fast food joint. It should just fit in the hole
> > and push in
> > > until the screw(pilot jet)is inside of it. Then
> > pull it
> > > out.
> >
> >
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