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Well, depends on the bike you have. (more info please... )
For my bike, there is a fuel linie for each of the brass fuel ports on the petcock, that connect to the carbs, bottom side... between sets 1-2 and 3-4.
it is an 88 600, california model, with all emissions stuff removed.
You should have a single fuel line setup then from the petcock (as that model only had one fuel outlet on the petcock).
Looks like there was an inline fuel filter on those as well from the microfiche... That would work just as well I suppose for larger stuff. Just get a high flow filter if you do.. Not a paper filter.
any recommendations for the filter? also, i have a petcock for a non-cali model, so should i just block/plug the 2nd fuel fitting on it?
Just that it's high flow, and not made of paper for the filter.
Sounds like someone put another petcock on the bike than the stock one. Yes, you can just plug off on side or the other... doesn't matter witch. Just make sure it doesn't leak.
dont go with a paper filter
go with a hi flo type... they wont restrict fuel flow at all, the down side is they also dont filter out fine debris like the paper ones do. But they work well enough to keep sand and crap out of the float valves
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