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Hello everyone, I haven't rebuilt the carbs on my 85 for ... I'm guessing 8 years. Bike has been so good to me I haven't had to do much of anything. However, it's now showing signs of fuel varnish as I haven't been able to ride it enough. Rather than the shotgun fix, I figured I'd tear...

What a great game! It's good to watch a great Super bowl since there have been too many yawners over the years. Now for some partisanship, It was looking pretty grim for the Patriots after the first half and most of the third quarter. The Falcons played a very strong game but then either they...

I've been unable to find a picture or diagram of where the float bowl vent lines go. Any help would be great .

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I am getting mixed answers to this question, can anyone here give their view :bang head: Stage 7 with Pods what do you do with the float bowl vent lines??? Some say remove the hoses from the carbs. some say you need to keep them connected to the carbs and allow the hoses to lay in the...

The one I'm talking about is under the main jet block, do you have to put the same one back in it or can you use a compairable one , will it mess with how it runs if you put a different one in it

Ok guys here is what I have done: 1) removed air box. 2) removed fuel pump feeder hose from fuel rail (tee). 3) put hose in an external container and turned key on. Fuel came out of hose that was connected to the fuel rail and is connected to the outlet side of the pump. Did this 3 times,each...

a really great guy sent me some advice on checking for blockages. He said that if running the bike and plugging the bowl vent tubes, a clean carb should see gas shoot out of the main air bleed. Well i believe that would indicate pressure from the bowl vent tubes. when I plug them up, not...

While cleaning Neil's carbs I decided to use a small piece of copper wire strand to map out where each float bowl orifice went to. Thanks to Mike Costa for the idea. Using the wire also helps unplug those tiny holes...especially the bypass outlets just above the throttle valve. Mark #1098