1. yup the front blinkers are 3-wire and include running lights...the rear blinkers are 2 wire and don't have running lights
2. take the washer off your other peg and swing by the hardware store to find one if you want another
3. i had the same problem with my lever perch being stripped and instead of getting a new lever perch i just got new ebay mirrors that i clamped to the handlebars which i like much better than the stockers due to their location being a little more crash resistant as well as not having to move my arms to see traffic behind me (see photos in my signature thread below)
4. looks like they only sell that o-ring with the needle valve assembly...i would pull it out and take it to a hardware store and see if you can get a o-ring kit or match it to one...probably be cheaper
http://www.ronayers.com/Fiche/TypeI...W200W1_TW200/GroupID/334489/Group/CARBURETOR_
5. i agree with Rainman if it starts i wouldn't mess with the pilot screw...if it struggles a bit you can mess with your idle screw a bit to make it idle a little higher in cold weather then you may just be able to go from full choke to no choke...starting mine in the colder weather i usually have it full choke for a while then just push it all the way in but i have the older style carb as well
http://tw200forum.com/index.php?/topic/937-tk-carb-photos-and-parts-identification/
2. take the washer off your other peg and swing by the hardware store to find one if you want another
3. i had the same problem with my lever perch being stripped and instead of getting a new lever perch i just got new ebay mirrors that i clamped to the handlebars which i like much better than the stockers due to their location being a little more crash resistant as well as not having to move my arms to see traffic behind me (see photos in my signature thread below)
4. looks like they only sell that o-ring with the needle valve assembly...i would pull it out and take it to a hardware store and see if you can get a o-ring kit or match it to one...probably be cheaper
http://www.ronayers.com/Fiche/TypeI...W200W1_TW200/GroupID/334489/Group/CARBURETOR_
5. i agree with Rainman if it starts i wouldn't mess with the pilot screw...if it struggles a bit you can mess with your idle screw a bit to make it idle a little higher in cold weather then you may just be able to go from full choke to no choke...starting mine in the colder weather i usually have it full choke for a while then just push it all the way in but i have the older style carb as well
http://tw200forum.com/index.php?/topic/937-tk-carb-photos-and-parts-identification/