Is this a float needle/seat issue? Or could I have assembled the carbs wrong?
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Carb fuel issue
I was having issues with my carbs leaking from the bowls due to the float needles and seats. I did a complete year down with all new o-rings and soaking. Got them put back together and the leak is gone. I cracked open the drains to make sure fuel was actually flowing. 2 of the carbs aren't getting fuel (either 1/3 or 2/4, can't remember)
Is this a float needle/seat issue? Or could I have assembled the carbs wrong?Tags: None
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ThrottleBack
Did you prime them? I'm fairly useless but any setting but prime requires vacuum from motor afaik
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Cmart
Yea I had to put it on prime. I still gotta change the orings on the boots so I've been just plugging in the fuel line off the bike. Steve pm'd me and said to try smacking the side of the carbs with a sledgehammer to see if that helps.
Just kidding about the sledgehammer, I'm gonna try tapping on them in the morning lol
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It's an "L". go ahead and use the sledgehammer.
(Sorry, just had to beat tkent to it.)
Don't worry, we have three "GL"s in the family, we don't use hammers on them, either.
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Cmart
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Originally posted by Steve View PostIt's an "L". go ahead and use the sledgehammer.
(Sorry, just had to beat tkent to it.)
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bhm
Originally posted by Crage View Post
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bhm
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