Monobloc Mystery Screw

Started by C15S, 16 Dec, 2025, 22:17

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C15S

I have a 1962 C15S Scrambler fitted with a 376/258 Monobloc.  There is a threaded hole, sealed with a brass screw, next to the Pilot Air Adjustor Screw that appears to have no purpose.  The hole seems to go nowhere.  Any idea of its purpose?


cdsdorset

Looks like the pilot air jet locator.

JulianS

I think this is what you mean. It is the "locating peg for jet block". Amals wording, part 376/070

C15S

Thanks for the responses.  I see that the brass screw does have an unthreaded portion at the tip as though it is designed to plug the passageway.  I am having a heck of a time getting my ETS-based electrics to work.  My concern is that it is somehow blocking fuel flow.

C15S

It is not part 18 on a 376.  That goes in the bottom.  This goes in the side right next to the Pilot Air Adjustor Screw.  I think it is part 22, the locating peg, but what does it locate??

JulianS

See my post above. It locates the jet block into which the jet holder screws.

JulianS

The jet block can rotate without the peg. It does not block or even get near a fuel passage.