I cant move my gs450
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M.Hayes.GS450TX -
Try photo bucket, there's an app for that.
It resizes the pics for you.Comment
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M.Hayes.GS450TX
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Yeah it sounds like the one on the 850 or something, I just haven't messed with one in a while. Sorry I couldn't remember exactly how it comes apart.Comment
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M.Hayes.GS450TX
Dont be sorry without you i probably would have damaged the bike.
I finally unhooked the wire. But im not sure if i just pull it through or what. Because now its unhooked but still fed into the partComment
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gearhead13
The bracket that holds the choke is screwed to the carb top right? I always just unscrewed the bracket instead of fiddling around feeding the cable through everytime.Comment
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M.Hayes.GS450TX
Thats photobucket.
Okay i feel i will damage if i try unfeeding the wire tgrough that brass or whatever metal LComment
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Why?http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps64ce0a59.jpg
Thats photobucket.
Okay i feel i will damage if i try unfeeding the wire tgrough that brass or whatever metal L
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M.Hayes.GS450TX
The choke cable is unhooked and threaded through that 90. But if I pull the cable to try to unfeed it- it doesn't go. It moves through a little and stops. I don't want to ignorantly damge it if there's an obvious solution.
When I pull- and even loosen the tension, a little plastic cover around the wire apears out of the top.
yeah.....
I'm lost. I should probably be in the Carbs seciton of the forum, I kinda digressed on this one.Comment
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Griffyn
Does the brass L come off the bracket? Sometimes it's easier to remove more parts than to fight with them on the vehicle.Comment
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If you go on to a web site like PartShark or Boulevard Suzuki, you can look at the parts Fitch for your motorcycle. These are more handy than a manual when it comes to figuring out where everything goes. You need a manual too though.sigpic Too old, too many bikes, too many cars, too many things
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M.Hayes.GS450TX
I seems I cant remove the bracket- at least easily. I'll look again tonight when I get home. I just can't imagine unhooking that pesky choke cable just to have to remove the whole mechanism anyway.Comment
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