gotcha. I will try that
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paul annen wrote:
Sounds like a stuck float... Tap the bottom of the carbs with the handle of
a screwdriver...
Also could drain the carbs, open petcock, start engine asap, see if the
carb still floods with the engine running. I
Sounds like a stuck float... Tap the bottom of the carbs with the handle of
a screwdriver...
Also could drain the carbs, open petcock, start engine asap, see if the
carb still floods with the engine running. If it does tap the carbs again
and see if that fixes it
On Apr 28, 2013 12:39 PM, "Allen T
There is a float and needle in each carb and most likely a diaphragm in the
petcock.
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From: Greg Holuban
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Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2013 12:34:03
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I have an issue with recently cleaned carbs off of a 06 vulcan 500 2 cylinder
bike. It was sitting for a couple of years and I took the carbs apart and
cleaned them thoroughly witl needles carb spray and an overnight soak in
vinegar. When I put them back in and turned on the fuel valve, after ab
I fond this and thought others might find it interesting.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=72
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Ron, I definately would not put white lights on the rear of my bike especially
if they are bright. Whether it is legal or not you don't want a driver confused
by the color combination.
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