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intake boot o-rings

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Hello again. I have an 83 gs 750t. I need to replace the carb/engine intake boot o-rings. Does anyone have a part number? I looked all over the website and I cant find it. Any help would awesome. Thanks!
 
Hi,

Indeed, order them from Rober Barr. For future reference, these parts, along with the intake boots, etc, can be located on the "cylinder head" pages of the parts fiches.

EDIT: Oops. Mr. Dave8338 is correct. Some of these GS bikes don't use separate O-rings on the intake boots.

You'll want #22 and #23 in this picture:

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#22 is Part# 13111-45400. (2 req.)

#23 is Part# 13111-45400 (supersedes: 13121-45400). (2 req.)

Hmmm, looks like they're no longer using separate part numbers for "left" and "right". They're about $15 each at partshark.com.


You might want to pick up the clamps too (#24). Part# 09402-50306. (8 req.)


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
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BassCliff said:
Hi,

Indeed, order them from Rober Barr. For future reference, these parts, along with the intake boots, etc, can be located on the "cylinder head" pages of the parts fiches.

EDIT: Oops. Mr. Dave8338 is correct. Some of these GS bikes don't use separate O-rings on the intake boots.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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really eh?
so a slather of yamabond? suzukibond?
 
Hi,

See above. I looked it all up for Thenewguy. ;)



Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Thank you basscliff and everyone. I pulled the boots out this morning and its all one piece. I'm going to order the new ones today. Thanks!
 
Dave8338 said:
New boots as they clamp to the carbs AND the head... ;)
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Hey!
Not only does boots for the T not have o-rings, they dont have the screws.
Oh, so not all GS owners have the fun expereince of trying to take out those screws.


Mr. Newguy,
Let us know how it goes.

.
 
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Redman said:
Hey!
Not only does boots for the T not have o-rings, they dont have the screws.
Oh, so not all GS owners have the fun expereince of trying to take out those screws.


Mr. Newguy,
Let us know how it goes.

.
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Is it just me or HUH??
 
Hi,

I'm sure Mr. Redman means these screws...

intake_repair46.jpg



And I'll bet the vacuum port screws are in the head and not in the boots too.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassClifif
 
Yup, never had a bike with those screws:D Why did Mr.Suzuki have to make them Phillips anyway:rolleyes:
Guess thats why I didnt understand what he was getting at.
 
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