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1982 gs650
- Thread starter Jitendra
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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.
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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.
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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.)
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.)
Been looking for carb rebuild tutorials, do you have a link?
carbs on mine are way too dirty
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