Practice question

How does a pilot screw differ from an air screw on a motorcycle carburetor?

  1. A pilot screw is located on the airbox side, while an air screw is on the engine side
  2. A pilot screw is adjusted with the engine off, while an air screw is adjusted running
  3. A pilot screw controls fuel flow, while an air screw controls air flow into the idle circuit
  4. A pilot screw is only found on two-stroke carburetors

Answer: C — A pilot screw controls fuel flow, while an air screw controls air flow into the idle circuit

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