Re: Steering Adjustment Screw on Nissan 5.0 4-stroke

bill payne (bilpayne@gte.net)
Sat, 15 May 1999 06:45:55 -0800

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>> You can snug the adjusting screw on the Nissan 4 stroke so the motor will
>>stay straight. Just don't overtighten the nut. I never use the motor to
>>steer
>>with except for making a U turn in a close area. I really like this new
>>Nissan moto, Carol and I can talk while under power. Jerry
>>Barrilleaux HMS 18 Sunshine
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>Be aware thet the adjusting screw on a 3.3 can vibrate out if left too
>loose. Mine dropped off during run-in last Wednesday. Replacement $6.
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