Idle screw snapped in carb

YamiMahkey

New Member
May 5, 2017
4
0
17
26
Hey guys I am new to yamaha blasters, and I am new to the forum. I bought a 98 yamaha blaster 2 days ago the idle was really high, he said he rebuilt the top end and rebuilt the carb. It was idling high but started up and ran well, I turned the idle screw a half turn and it snapped inside the carb switch assembly. It still has the TORS attached everywhere which I would like to delete, is there a way to bypass the switch assembly? Or do I need to buy a new one? Any information would be wonderful thanks in advance
 
Drill out and retapp the idle screw, if you don't feel sure that you can do it , take it to a certified shop and let them provide assistance with this operation
 
I just bought a new cable and cap and got rid of the TORS, is there supposed to to be 2 stroke oil pumpin into my carb? There is a valve that is blocked off but I am still running the stock injector,