Part number for brass screw

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Well I was curious if there is a part number or place where I could buy the brass screw that holds the venturi in place on the carb. Mine is missing one and I wanted to replace it.

Also, is there any suggestions for fuel consumption? I want to know if I could make it more fuel efficient.

[LX-incredible]

Which one?

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heh heh hang on

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I think its 25 and 44 the two screws that tighten the venturis'

[LX-incredible]

025 16097-PE0-922 CAP, SEALING
044 99105-PH4-0600 JET, MAIN AIR (#60)

Sometimes they only sell them with the whole assembly, but see if you can find it:

http://www.thehondapartsstore.com/he...All&vinsrch=no

[2oodoor]

Im not certain the price new, but what you are going to pay for them you could by the whole carb used, maybe even less $$. Take the parts off the used carb.

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I'll shop around

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Hey check this out!
http://www.jackssmallengines.com/carb_parts_h.cfm
Only problem is how do I know what model number I have?
(look for "Main Jet", thats the screw I need.)

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I also need a throttle cable, mine keeps binding up and making the engine idle at about 2500 rpm.
http://www.jackssmallengines.com/honda_tctrl.cfm
Which model here too.

[ghettogeddy]

when i lost the screw on my main venturi we just used one off the choke
lol
but then again i also removed the choke lol

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Well i used the one off the secondary jet, I didnt know there was one on the choke.

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BTW, is there any reason why this happens? Can I put some type of threadlocker on there?

[ghettogeddy]

id like to know why it happens to lol it took for ever to figure the prob out well it took one member to drivr it to know what was going on lol

[2oodoor]

Hey check this out!
http://www.jackssmallengines.com/carb_parts_h.cfm
Only problem is how do I know what model number I have?
(look for "Main Jet", thats the screw I need.)

hahaaa, that link is for Honda lawnmowers...
that was good...

you may not be able to use any lock tite on the jet screws, or any screw that is hollow or has an orifice at the bottom. you could use a very tiny speck, just enough for two threads to get some on some of those screws though. be very carefull with foreign materials inside the carb, I think I I had to use something on a problem screw it would be the brush on type super glue.