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How to Adjust the Carburetor in a Moped

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Summary: Making adjustments to moped carburetors. Learn about moped maintenance in this free video.

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By Beamer Wilkins
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Beamer Wilkins is an avid collector of mopeds and scooters. He has been repairing and refurbishing his own collection for several years. read more

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dakellymon said

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on 8/2/2008 Thank you, Beamer, This was really helpful for me, I am a proud new (used)moped owner. Your videos are great, they cover just the things I wanted to learn. What I have learned from you is gonna make me look good.

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"Hi, this is Beamer and today we’re working on moped carburetors, and now I’m going to show you how to make adjustments to it.

There are two screws, you’ll notice, that are adjustable on the carburetor. The first one attaches to your throttle cable. This can adjust your idle speed. The tighter it is, the further it goes into the elbow of the carburetor, the slower the speed will go. What you want to do is you want to get the moped running and then you want to first start with it all the way in and then, if you notice it’s about to start to die, just unscrew it until you have a good speed where it’s not going too fast and it’s staying alive. And that’s how you set your idle speed. You then have an air intake adjustment right here. And this again, you’ll want to start all the way out, and if you notice that it’s about to start to die, slightly screw it in a little more. By screwing this in, this will adjust your main slide to go up further, allowing more air to come in through the carburetor. And that’s how you make some small adjustments to a moped carburetor. "

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