what happens if you don't plug the vacuum on carb #2
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Rein
what happens if you don't plug the vacuum on carb #2
found that my petcock is damaged and have ordered a new one. Looking through my old parts from other bikes over the years and put on a non vacuum petcock. flows great for now. What happens if you don't plug that vacuum on carb #2, out of curiosity? Vacuum leak?Tags: None
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Rein
Originally posted by SVSooke View PostDo you really need someone to tell you not plugging it's a bad idea?
I know it's a bad idea, but I'm asking why. Does it create a vac leak? Does it cause it to pull less fuel? I didn't ask should I, I asked what happens.


I've already plugged it, because I assume there's all sorts of stuff that can get sucked in, but I'm curious to how it affects the carb operation, for my own knoweldge.
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"Leak" usually implies something small.
I don't think the term would apply in this case.
I think "vacuum DUMP" would be more appropriate.
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Skateguy50
One cylinder running like crap usually makes the others trying to compensate run like crap as well.
At least as he said it was a what would happen not a should I plug it question.
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