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I have a 1980 gs 450l, I have the carbs apart currently, but before I dip them, the guide doesnt say so clearly. Do you leave the rubber diaphram on the carb body when you dip or not?
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NO !!! Remove it.
Follow Ed's excellent tutorial:
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Remove EVERYTHING from the carb body except the throttle butterfly.
Parts that need to go into the dip:
carb body
pilot fuel jet
pilot air jet
needle jet
main jet
float bowl
float needle
If the diaphragm covers are really dirty, soaking them will clean them up.
NOTE: if the covers or the float bowls have a factory 'polish' and clear coat, the clear coat WILL be removed in the dip.
No problem, that makes it easier to polish it yourself.
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AHhhhh...shiney !!!
The dip will eat anything rubber, well, not really eat it, but, it will make it turn to a slimey, mushey mess.
Larry D
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