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BuB400
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LT 50 Carb. adj HELP!

Have a 2004 Suzuki LT50. Its always been cold blooded, but now its having trouble running at an idle. It will run better when partialy chocked. Pulled off the bowl and cleaned as much as I could and it helped a little but did not cure the problem totally. Tonight I am going to disassemble the whole carb and soak/clean it. But my question is if your looking at the right side of the carb, the mixture screw in front of the idle adjustment screw should be how many turns out? Thanks in advance.

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Start at 1.5 turns out. I'd not touch it during cleaning tho.
Sounds like a plugged jet.

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Thanks, pulled it all apart and cleaned it last night. Plugged jet. Jr. is back rippin it up!

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On the mixture screw, which way makes it richer? clockwise or counter clockwise?

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