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    I knw there are a bunch of fuel filter threads...which line?

    There was a fuel filter on my bike when I bought it, but it was on the vacuum line b/w the tank and No. 3 carb. This doesnt seem right. Should be on the main line right?

    Thanks.

    #2
    Get rid of it. You really don't need another fuel filter. You already have two; one on the petcock-and one in each carb. Some people having fuel starvation problems when adding another filter.

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      #3
      That's what I read, I just want to confirm its on the wrong line.....?

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        #4
        Ha, that's a good one from the PO. Wrong line indeed. I still run inline fuel filters no problem. People with starvation issues must be using clogged up ones or something. I don't recall either set of the VM's I've been through having filters at each carb. Just the petcock filters on the early 750s I think.

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          #5
          Originally posted by EdgeGrip View Post
          That's what I read, I just want to confirm its on the wrong line.....?
          Yes, there's nothing to filter in the vac line
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            #6
            Thanks fellas, just wanted to confirm.

            I have a 77 750 and just rebuilt the VM's...didnt see any filter.

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              #7
              There are no fitters in the VMs, but the screen in the petcock should be all you need, unless you have a rusty tank. Rust particles are small and will get through the screen and clog up the carburetors.


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