Adjusting pilot screws
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emto
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Adjusting pilot screws
This might sound like a stupid question but, when adjusting pilot screws to 2.25 turns out, is this 2 x 360 degree turns of a screwdriver & one 45 degree turn or just two turns ( 2 x 180 degrees plus a bit)?
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Neosophist
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Re: Adjusting pilot screws
Ah the lovely pilot screw question.
1 turn is 360 degrees.
So two turns is 720 degrees.
2 1/4 is 810 degrees.
It helps to put a felt tip mark on your screwdriver handle, turn it till the mark is back to the original position and thats 1 complete turn (360 degrees) :-)
1 turn is 360 degrees.
So two turns is 720 degrees.
2 1/4 is 810 degrees.
It helps to put a felt tip mark on your screwdriver handle, turn it till the mark is back to the original position and thats 1 complete turn (360 degrees) :-)
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