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Use needle nose pliers to pull the screws out and then cut slots in them for use with a regular screwdriver. At 07:15 PM 11/30/99 EST, V65MagnaRider@aol.com wrote: >n a message dated 11/30/99 5:50:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, >david.p.morrill@fairchildsemi.com writes: > >> Hello, >> The pilot jet screw on my carbs has a D shaped head, encased in a >> tube, so you cant get pliers on it, and regular screwdriver wouldn't >> work. I took some brake line and ground it's OD down so it would fit in >> the tube, and tapped a side of it with a hammer to make a D shape. >> Works great, but you can only adjust with the carbs off. I screwed them >> in and it leaned out the low end, so they must be fuel. > > Are you riding a Honda? I'm running into this problem myself, kinda. What >I need is a "D" socket, preferably 1/4 drive. Anybody have any ideas? I >have the actual Honda tool, but at 43 bucks, they are a bit pricey to be >giving them away, like I almost do. > > > Anthony(Ozzie)Osborne > > bgoodwin@iquest.net FZR1000 turbo EFI (aka The Money Pit)