For those that have changed their jetting including removing the plugs for the pilot screws, did you replace the plugs with new ones, leave the plugs out or replace with something else?
I am changing jetting, and discovered the cover plugs over the pilot screws? WTF? How did you get those out? They seem to be in there pretty good, and I did notice the factory tell tale black marker across the plug to know if you've been in there. I am afraid to drill these out, I briefly tried prying out using small screwdriver, but that hasn't worked out so well... Anybody have any secret tricks..
You drill a small hole, then screw a screw into it, then pull it out.
The marks are on a lot of items, bolts etc. The marks represent a bolt got tightened, or a plug got pressed in ect. If a quality assurance person on the line sees no mark on whatever it is, it means it has not been tightened or pressed in or whatever.
I'm sure drilling a hole is a lot easier but also more of a risk of damaging something. I took a phillips head wood screw and used a screwdriver with a little elbow grease and they popped out no problem at all.
I tried shimming my stock needle on my Vinson and finally gave up and got the Dynojet kit and it was WAY easier to adjust needle with the e clips and comes with the weaker spring which helped for quick throttle opening.
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