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Re: 1981 CB750K, new rider, not so new bike... hlp plz!!!

Posted by seestheday on Jun 06, 2013; 4:02am
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T connection should vent to air. You likely have a stuck float valve.

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From: IvyLeague346 [via Honda CB750'S]
Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 11:51 PM
To: seestheday
Subject: Re: 1981 CB750K, new rider, not so new bike... hlp plz!!!

Well guys, I got a couple new connections to the relay put em on and she fired right up! Can't thank you guys enough! I took her around and did however run into a slight problem. I did end up bypassing the SOS by putting a fuel line straight from the carbs to the tank with a filter. After the test run she began draining fuel from the 1 carbs NONSTOP. I noticed there is a T connection or tube between the 2-3 carbs, does it need to be plugged? I did plug the tube in the front, engine side, of the #2 carb, did I miss something?


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