November 25, 20214 yr Good Morning All, I have a 2020 Beta 300 2 stroke that I bought used last week. It has a carb on the unit that doesn't have an idle adjustment. Does this make sense? The carb on the unit is a Keihin NB5 A 1EP. Thanks
November 25, 20214 yr 50 minutes ago, Jeffcomerford said: Good Morning All, I have a 2020 Beta 300 2 stroke that I bought used last week. It has a carb on the unit that doesn't have an idle adjustment. Does this make sense? The carb on the unit is a Keihin NB5 A 1EP. Thanks hi,jeff they are a black plastic screw (not the best ) you may find it has snapped off ,they are just in front and above of air screw 45 degree going up to slide easy to drill out if it has hope this helps
November 25, 20214 yr same plastic on my 20 scorpa. my time is coming too. Find a dirt bike shop show them the carb replace the screw with a metal one, unshure where you are in canada-- if you have time to look on the www, go here www.pjmotorsports.com they are in oregon. bought from them many times over the years.
November 25, 20214 yr Author Thanks for the reply guys. These are the pics of the carb without an idle adjustment.
November 25, 20214 yr Hi Jeff, You can see the snapped off adjuster to the right of the fuel pipe inside that small circle housing. If you are careful, you may get away with heating up a flathead screwdriver and pushing it into the remaining bit of plastic to make a groove, let it cool down so it goes hard and then hopefully you can just unscrew it out and replace. If that doesn't work, as on it says, you can drill it out Good luck
November 27, 20214 yr The carb model is a Keihin PWK-28. Jitsie and S3 make aluminum adjusters to replace the plastic screw that has no place on an otherwise excellent carb. For the S3 and Jitsie replacements for the carb and levers I find it helps to run them through a die to clean up their threads before installing them. If you don’t they bind. I think the anodizing after the screws are machined is a bit too thick.
November 28, 20214 yr Heck maybe if you put the groove in it with the hot screwdriver you can just keep using it like that!
November 29, 20214 yr Author Hey Gents thanks for the interest. I'm writing from Newfoundland, Eastern Canada.
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