I followed the procedure from the Haynes manual, but in hindsight, it seems that the top covers (and the diaphragm, needle, etc) could have been left alone.
Did I really need to remove those parts, or could the rejetting be correctly performed working from the bottom only?
One of the threads I read suggested adding a shim, and that was the only reason to go in from the top. And to replace the screws with allen head screws.
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