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Does anyone know how or what kinda of tool to use to ajust the pilot screw on a 94 250 suzuki quadrunner. It seems that you can't get anything between the carb and the motor. I belive it should be turned out 2 1/2 turns out is this correct? Thx

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The only way I know of is to remove the carb. Suzuki manual says 2-7/8 for a new pilot jet screw. I was mistakenly under the impression it was supposed to be 1-1/2 and that is what mine is set at(93-LT-4WD). It runs fine, so I'm not going to remove it to mess with it.

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