Hello All
I'm working on my brothers bike which set for a long time. Got everything going good with the carb overhaul, tires, forks etc, went to adjust the pilot screws one more time and one of the heads broke off. Can you please tell me where too get these? These have obviously have been modified. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Brother 54
1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
- Rambozo
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Re: 1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
16016-MAM-000 Screw set
https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda/16016-MAM-000
Or repair what you have.
https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda/16016-MAM-000
Or repair what you have.
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Re: 1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
Well I really didn't think that was an option. You know the aftermarket screws are buried once you get them where they need to be so I don't think I could every adjust them on the bike. The ones I showed you were very easy to adjust. How would you go about repairing it?
Thanks Again
Thanks Again
- Rambozo
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Re: 1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
From the photo it looks like someone just soldered or brazed the head of a Philips screw on them. So redo the solder or braze job.
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Re: 1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
I agree, and it looks like “eyeball” tolerance. This doesn’t look like an aftermarket option.
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Re: 1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
That's what it looks like to me, too. And someone's "eyecrometer" could use calibration.
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Re: 1997 GL1500 Pilot Screws
When I overhauled my carbs, I cut a thin slot in the new screw heads before I installed them using a Dremel and thin blade. I then used a flat head bit in a flexible screwdriver to adjust them. They can be accessed from the front, above the radiator.Brother54 wrote: ↑Sun May 15, 2022 7:16 pm Well I really didn't think that was an option. You know the aftermarket screws are buried once you get them where they need to be so I don't think I could every adjust them on the bike. The ones I showed you were very easy to adjust. How would you go about repairing it?
Thanks Again
Dave
1999 GL1500SE 5th Goldwing through the years