Shoemark P. Motorcycle Carburettor Manual

Haynes Publishing, 1983. 117 p. — ISBN: 0856966037 — (Haynes Motorcycle Carburettor Manual).There can be few motorcyclists who have not been confronted by carburation problems in one form or another. The number of symptoms which can be attributed to some sort of carburettor malfunction is just short of infinite, and this often leads to some tentative screwdriver-twiddling on the part of the owner, in the vain hope that this will resolve the problem. Unfortunately, unless he’s a very lucky indeed, this will only add another discrepancy and will often mask the true cause of the original problem. Given that many machines possess four or more carburettors, this can lead to a very interesting tangle, and can take hours to sort out.
This book sets out to overcome such problems, first by giving the reader a sound knowledge of the
simple principles which govern the way a carburettor functions, and then by examining in detail the more practical aspects of tuning and correction of maladjustments. In addition to this the overhaul of the main types of carburettors is discussed in detail as the practical use of tuning aids and equipment by which greater accuracy can be obtained.