Another take on my carbs.

[BrandonF93]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJpuRL_Vy4k

I made a detailed video on my problems.

1. Gas leak
2. Air/ fuel screw
3. how to adjust floats
4. anything else i can be doing wrong? Tell me please!

[arsenic]

Dude, 15+ minutes? I don't have time for that.

[92xjunker]

Have any carbs for him? Sure would cure all his problems.

[shpielers]

A/F screws: yes, all the way in until they're snug (snug, not tightened down super hard) then back the screw out.

Leak: did you replace the orings on the floats? As far as setting height,

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0ogUMEpKERM

It's close enough it should give you an idea what you should be doing.

[BrandonF93]

A/F screws: yes, all the way in until they're snug (snug, not tightened down super hard) then back the screw out.

Leak: did you replace the orings on the floats? As far as setting height,

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0ogUMEpKERM

It's close enough it should give you an idea what you should be doing.

Thank You I appreciate the help

Dude, 15+ minutes? I don't have time for that.

what a shame, i gave you a shout out brother

A/F screws: yes, all the way in until they're snug (snug, not tightened down super hard) then back the screw out.

Leak: did you replace the orings on the floats? As far as setting height,

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0ogUMEpKERM

It's close enough it should give you an idea what you should be doing.

also the o-rings are the small rubber circles on the orange things?

[arsenic]

Have any carbs for him? Sure would cure all him problems.

I usually do, and right now is no different.

[BrandonF93]

I usually do, and right now is no different.

So you do not have any carbs?

[arsenic]

So you do not have any carbs?

How did you form that conclusion? Let me be clear, yes, I have a set of carburetors. I usually do, I have a set right now.

[BrandonF93]

How did you form that conclusion? Let me be clear, yes, I have a set of carburetors. I usually do, I have a set right now.

how much would you sell them for?

[arsenic]

$395, I haven't ordered new parts for the set yet. They aren't done, but I have them. I can have them done in a week give or take if you want them and pay for them.

[BrandonF93]

$395, I haven't ordered new parts for the set yet. They aren't done, but I have them. I can have them done in a week give or take if you want them and pay for them.

I bet that your new set of carbs would totally work and get my bike to run but I cant afford that. Sorry. How much would you charge for repairs?

[arsenic]

$175 labor + $15 for shop supplies + return shipping + parts = about $300 give or take. You don't have to apologize to me.

[shpielers]

Thank You I appreciate the help



what a shame, i gave you a shout out brother



also the o-rings are the small rubber circles on the orange things?

Yes that's the orings. They probably need replacing. Common fuel leak causes are those orings being torn/wearing out, float heights set too high, or debris interfering with the floats sealing properly.

2 ways to narrow down what the issue causing your leak is

1) hook up aux fuel source and let it sit for a while, see where fuel is leaking from. If it's out the overflow hoses, it's float related. If it's coming out from somewhere else, that's where it's leaking.

2) blow test. Hook up aux fuel source, fill the float bowls with fuel, remove fuel source, clean hose, and blow on it. Can you pass air or hear bubbling? Floats are the issue.

Those are both assuming you've rebuilt the carbs all the way and they're on your table and not on the bike.