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  • stevo
    XSive
    • Oct 2005
    • 64
    • buford georgia

    #1

    carburetor part

    checking to see if anyone has an idle mixture screw or know a source for one..bike is 79 standard..the tip is broken off one of mine..little part with big job..thanks stevo
  • strom
    XS-XJ Guru
    • Jul 2002
    • 1577
    • Slovenia, EU

    #2
    I got mine from the yamaha dealer. Not cheap for a little screw...

    LP
    If it doesn't have an engine, it's not a sport, it's only a game.
    (stole that one from I-dont-know-who)

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    • Ken Talbot
      XS-XJ Super Guru
      • Jun 2002
      • 4251
      • Revelstoke, BC

      #3
      I had good success a few years back with machining a new point on a broken screw. Chuck the screwhead in a drillpress and sping it a fairly high speed. Use a combination of files and sandpaper to grind a new point that matches an unbroken one.
      Ken Talbot

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      • stevo
        XSive
        • Oct 2005
        • 64
        • buford georgia

        #4
        strom i tried to get mixture screw #2a2-14923-00-00 from a couple of different sources including MR motorcycle..if you know where i can get one i'd certainly buy one

        ken i appreciate the input and actually i had thought about trying what you said "spinning it in a drillpress and shaping " is it going to be that hard to find a new one...i'm assuming you spun yours because you couldn't find one...right now i have it kinda halfass turned down (bench grinder fine stone spinning the needle with my fingers) it's just sensitive as hell to adjustment...i have at least moved it to #1 carb so it will be a breeze if/when i find one....surely someone has some old carbs laying around

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        • Ken Talbot
          XS-XJ Super Guru
          • Jun 2002
          • 4251
          • Revelstoke, BC

          #5
          The one I spun, I had to do that way because it was for another XSive who came to Revelstoke to get some work done on his bike. Home was 2.5 hours away, it was a weekend, and at that time there was no dealership here. Even now, the nearest dealer with any stock of parts is 2 hours away, and I'd bet money they would not have one of these screws in stock. The advantage of the drillpress wethod over using a bench grinder is the ease of getting a true round shape and taper. Really, it only takes a few minutes to get good results, even going slow and checking frequently.
          Ken Talbot

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          • ccogswel
            XStremely XSive
            • Jun 2005
            • 302
            • Bowling Green, Ky

            #6
            Hey Stevo,

            If you can't find one let me know. I may have one you can have. Just let me know. Just email me. ccogswel@earthlink.net Just be sure to put Idle Mixture Screw in the subject line so I won't delete it by mistake. Shouldn't cost that much to ship beings you are not that far away.

            Just let me know
            Chris

            79 XS1100 Standard aka: Mutt
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            93 NewYorker Salon: Sleeper...
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            • TopCatGr58
              Administrator
              • Jul 2002
              • 12650
              • Portsmouth, Va.

              #7
              Don't get screwed!!

              Hey Stevo,

              That part is available from BikeBandit:
              79F 33: SCREW,PILOT 20730-001 $10.69

              2A2-14923-00-00 SCREW, PILOT
              T.C.
              T. C. Gresham
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