PLEASE help me

[Racingrobby]

Can anyone help me here? :-/ I'm having a very hard time getting the spring on where the shaft and spring go in 1 carb and 2 carb . Ive looked on the site carb rebuilding honda dohc-4 for a week now and I still dont get it? Can anyone maybe help have better pics or explan it to me ?? I dont know all the names for the parts and all this is my first time ever working on any carb or motorcycle.   PLEASE PLEASE any help would make my day Im going crazy here    :-}

[TOOLS1]

What model carb is it, and can, you post a picture?
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[Racingrobby]

Its the 1980 cb 750 supersport I cant insert a image on replay ???

[Racingrobby]

               

[Racingrobby]

Ok maybe maybe I might have it???? BUT the crap part is the spring is now totaly shot ....ERRRRRR  Where can I find a new one ??????????????????????????????

[TOOLS1]

This might help. http://honda-cb750-s.456789.n3.nabble.com/DOHC-carb-cleaning-procedure-td867809.html
I'm sorry I do not have any experience with the CV style carbs, or know where to get a spring.
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[Piute]

Mine was a mess also,and not on right (to me)but mest with and works great now,there is a stop on the carb witch previous owner tryed to avoid but has to be used(rod has to be push completely in)

                       use this to get to your year and part(THIS is mine)
http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/1977-honda-cb750f/o/m9454#sch403292
 

[LukeM]

Uhmmm...I think he said he's got a 1980 CB750SS.  That would be the CV carbs.  And I think the spring he's referring to is on the inside of the vacuum diaphragm (under the cylindrical cover on the carb top).  Should be an easy find if you go to http://www.bikebandit.com, put in your year/type/model of motorcycle, then go to Carb or Fuel System.  They should also stock the spring for you.

Examine your diaphragm carefully, as a little nick or hole or tear will cause problems.  Be prepared to pay a little if they need replacement.  It may be cheaper to find a carb back on EBay or your local MC junkyard, but caveat emptor is the catch phrase here.

Luke M

[TOOLS1]

GOOD NEWS!!!! I dug through a box of old carbs, and found a set with the spring still intact. I will let, you have the whole set, for $20.00 shipped. There are a lot of parts on them yet.
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