guidance please on carb rebuild/choke bracket

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  • janner

    #1

    guidance please on carb rebuild/choke bracket

    Right, putting the choke rod in now but am confused which carb the bracket bolts to, as it will go on any within reason, also on the carb pictorial it shows a return spring that the rod goes through, i dont have that ! is this correct for the gs650gt ? will it return without it or is it best to source one ?, thanks
  • janner

    #2
    thanks for the responses, all sorted now !!

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    • Guest

      #3
      Ok
      What year?

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      • Steve
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        #4
        Originally posted by chef1366
        Ok
        What year?
        His sig say 650GT, so I would presume it's an '80.

        He also specifically said it's for a 650GT.

        I didn't think they had a 650 in '80, but that's OK.

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        • cowboyup3371
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          #5
          Janner,
          Please remember that not every one who may know something will see the question and be able to respond within 39 minutes. You have to give folks some time to even see it and then craft the response.

          Either way I assume you have it figured out but typically the choke mount gets attached to the number 2 carb (at least on mine it did).

          Best thing to do next time is to take pictures of your work before taking anything apart so you can reference them later. After not doing that myself on more than one occasion I'm making more of an effort to do it now.
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          • Guest

            #6
            Originally posted by Steve
            His sig say 650GT, so I would presume it's an '80.

            He also specifically said it's for a 650GT.

            I didn't think they had a 650 in '80, but that's OK.

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            • janner

              #7
              Originally posted by cowboyup3371
              Janner,
              Please remember that not every one who may know something will see the question and be able to respond within 39 minutes. You have to give folks some time to even see it and then craft the response.

              Either way I assume you have it figured out but typically the choke mount gets attached to the number 2 carb (at least on mine it did).

              Best thing to do next time is to take pictures of your work before taking anything apart so you can reference them later. After not doing that myself on more than one occasion I'm making more of an effort to do it now.

              yeh , sorry for the impatience , you know what its like !! anyway, figured it all out easy enough when i went back and scratched my head, carbs all done now , just doing the tensioner then put it all back together, summer will be gone before i get chance to ride the goddam thing soon.

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              • Suzuki_Don

                #8
                What do you expect, you do live in Cornwall. haha

                Just for reference there were two different choke mechanisms on the GS650 carbs setups, so the year model is very important when asking questions of this type.

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                • janner

                  #9
                  Hiya Don, I,ll add the year to my sig then it,ll be easier in future, and yeh , its blowing in Cornwall at the moment !!!!

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