Well it's good that the hair dryer trick worked, guess that confirms the tight sleeve. As far as the needles go, I'm probably not the best person to ask for specific turns. I always just back them out flush, like I explained in your Shockwave thread. I just back both needles out and turn the LSN in about 1/2-3/4 turn in. At that point the engine should start and run sluggishly. Run it and adjust the HSN so it will perform correctly. At that point you can adjust the LSN as needed. Oh and by the way, my advise is if it won't start or at least sound like it wants to start in 5-10 pulls, you need to stop and analyze what's going on. Typically if it won't start in that amount of time, it's not going to start.