1978 Honda hawk hondamatic cb400t carburetor air mix screw setting

just a few things to look for when setting up a carb. this can be applied to many different carbs of the same vintage when close to operating at sea level and in a normal climate (not the Saharan or the Arctic)

[@Dirty-Blue-Groove]

Great little video and unlike Clayton I was easily able to visualize how you might be turning the screw.... Thanks for the very clear instructions, I'm going to go check mine now!

[@loudjosh81]

Thanks! I try to keep them fairly simple!

[@smallgaragebigdreams6032]

Everything was perfect but when you are over 2 turns out it works be the pilot jet you would size up not the main jet.

[@sparklygames71]

Thanks boss

[@claytonroyston4846]

Your video is so bad your not evens showing how u adjusted the idle screw please before u upload videos can u check the most important part of adjusting the idle screw your not showing

[@loudjosh81]

Im sorry Clayton. I'll do better next time. Please unsubscribe so you don't have to watch anymore of my terrible videos. (I didn't realize you'd be so offended by a terrible video, this must've been truly traumatic for you)

[@thatisgnargnar]

Is one full rotation then half so fucking confusing for you that you need to see it?

[@Up-hill-Battle]

@@thatisgnargnarhe said “half, then full, then half again.” So what I heard was two full rotations.

[@loudjosh81]

I said 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 turns out. I was pretty clear. I thought. And if you watch it, I say " a half. A whole and a half," I'm counting up to 1 1/2. And showing my actual turns on the screw driver.