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Which carb is which?

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Is there any way to tell which carburetor is which (ex: which is #1 and which is #3, etc...) if they've become mixed up after taking them apart?
 
Yes, every carb rack can have each individual carb identified but as "V" so already questioned, WHAT BIKE;)
 
Carb rebuild tutorial linked in my signature. Look at the throttle linkage parts. The carbs only fit together one way.
 
Thanks, that is good to know. I am pretty sure that I laid them out in order after I "un-ganged" them, but in case I didn't...
 
Just look at the unique parts:
#1 is the only one with a cap on the left side of the throttle linkage.
#2 is the only one with a vacuum nipple beside the pilot screw housing.
#3 is the only one with the throttle linkage that accepts the cable.
#4 is the only one with a cap on the right side of the throttle linkage.

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