Instructions
Start the engine and let it run for approximately 30 seconds. Switch between revving the engine and letting it sit idle during this time.
Check the engine. If it's running too lean, it overheats, dies while idling or accelerates. And engine that emits unused fuel, sounds like a diesel motor or doesn't reach top speed may be signaling that the air fuel mix is too rich.
Turn the main or high speed needle counter clockwise if engine is running too lean. Adjust the main needle clockwise if the engine is running too rich.
Fine tune the air fuel mixture. Turn the barrel or low speed needle located at the end of the carburetor for idle and off idle.
Strike a balance between low idle which increases the likelihood of stalling and high idling with causes the engine to race.