Carb#1 CV Boot question/running ice cold

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  • Rocketman

    #31
    From what I can see on the fiche, the diaphragms cost over $84.00 EACH!!!??. Holy cow! Maybe cheaper to convert this bike to fuel injection (not!)

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    • UncleMike

      #32
      Originally posted by Rocketman
      From what I can see on the fiche, the diaphragms cost over $84.00 EACH!!!??. Holy cow! Maybe cheaper to convert this bike to fuel injection (not!)
      Better price than I found!

      Let's make sure it's the diaphragms first, though.

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      • Guest

        #33
        You'll have to have the diaghragms pressed on. I've seen some sites that do this. Did you check the diaphragms against a bright light and they have pinholes?
        It's better to buy some used carbs with good diaphragms.

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        • Rocketman

          #34
          Haven't had any time off from work yet to check it out. Will work on it as soon as I can. Found the $84 each price at Flat Out Motorcyles, where I get almost all my other parts. I still can't believe they cost that much. Blew me away.

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          • txironhead

            #35
            The replacement tank I put on my Shadow was pristine, but there was enough crud on the inside to warrant a good cleaning. Just cause something looks good on the outside......

            I wouldn't glue the diaphragms, because if you use the wrong glue you'll destroy them and then you WILL be out $84 each. If there are pinholes, they can be repaired.

            I think the screens are your best bet.

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