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  • Rich82GS750TZ
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    The links are in my post. Text that is blue indicates a link. You need to left-click with your mouse (or touch with your finger if on mobile) anywhere on the blue text.

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    • Nessism
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      BikeCliff's Website
      https://gsarchive.bwringer.com/
      Suzuki GS motorcycles maintenance and information (GS850GT)


      Top 10 Newbie Mistakes - The GSResources Forums
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      1A) (NEW) Trying to diagnose running problems on a bike with an unknown maintenance history. Common maintenance items like clean carbs, properly adjusted valves, no air leaks in the intake system (airbox, carb boots), a clean gas tank (no rust), and a properly functioning petcock are 100% mandatory for the bike to run properly.


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      • Jitendra
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        Originally posted by Rich82GS750TZ
        The answer to “do the carbs need cleaned?” is nearly always YES, especially if you have a rusty tank.
        BS(CV) carb cleaning /. Rebuilding tutorial (this one by Ed Ness) and a lot more info found on BikeCliffs Website.
        bigger hose is fuel, smaller one is vacuum. The corresponding nipples on the petcock are sized accordingly.

        Welcome to the forum madhouse.
        Been looking for carb rebuild tutorials, do you have a link?
        carbs on mine are way too dirty​
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        • tom203
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          Hard to tell from your photo. Fuel line is middle of carb rack. There are two vent hoses.
          try this photo
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          • Redman
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            We should be seeing a fuel petcock somewhere there on bottom of the tank.
            THe vacuum line is the smaller of the two goes on the smaller of the two on the petcock.
            The larger is the fuel line.
            Unless it is the drain line for the fuel guage sender. (I think the 650 has such. but 650 is the model with the most difference from all the others.)

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            • Rich82GS750TZ
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              The answer to “do the carbs need cleaned?” is nearly always YES, especially if you have a rusty tank.
              BS(CV) carb cleaning /. Rebuilding tutorial (this one by Ed Ness) and a lot more info found on BikeCliffs Website.
              bigger hose is fuel, smaller one is vacuum. The corresponding nipples on the petcock are sized accordingly.

              Welcome to the forum madhouse.

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              • Jitendra
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                1982 gs650

                Hi all,
                bought this 1982 gs650. It fired with starting fluid into the airbox.
                tank is rusted (will clean soon to see if I can save it ).
                trying to see if carbs need clean , which one of these is the fuel line ?
                1 is smaller diameter than 2, thanks
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