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Hello. Thanks a lot for the great and instructive videos. I am currently trying to renovate the fuel tanks for my wife's Virago 535 which has not run for a while. The issue is that the 2 orange pipes that are attached to the fuel cock are no longer there. I guess they felt into the tank. I may find them out when I clean-up the tank. Since they cannot be bought separately, and I don't have a 3D printer, do you think I can just ignore them, in case I can find them and cannot fix them back? Thanks in advance for your feedback. With my best regards,

Nice one Ben!! I think those are the same ones I got for mine. So far so good. I have another week at work and hopefully I'll be able to get my last ride of the season in too. Cheers!

Hey mate great video again don’t know if you remember me I have the 535 and asked about the carbs a while ago. Having maybe a jetting issue. It’s a 535 with 107.5 main jets and straight piped. Having trouble with it can’t seem to get it fine tuned. Have bought other bigger main jets but not tried them yet. Also seems front cylinder running rich, rear is lean to normal but carbs are synced. If you need any other information let me know. Really want to get this bike sorted now lol. Thanks mate

thanks mate, i have a 1984 Volvo 240GL with one stuck piston in each of the calipers, i was quoted AUD$380 to rebuild each caliper, and my disability pension doesn't stretch that bloody far. i'll give you method a try sometime soon, tried several methods so far with other pistons that were stuck but still have the 4 being super stubborn.

used this on my gas gas txt 125 AJP calipers, you are some man fella took some doing but they're budging. Cheers pal

I take it the SE can't self park using park assist as some of the others do?

If you want an f6c in your life,clear the space so you can get around it to work on. You'll probably find previous owners spent their entire budget on buying the bike whatever it is. I picked up a 25 year old Harley FXDL with 25k dry miles and 7 owners. It only ran on hot dry days because the first owner fitted an HD motor co fuel cap from efi non vented on a carb model. Took a few months to pin down but it's my third Harley since 1988 and hopefully the last bike I need. Planned another £3k when I looked at it,salesman didn't like it being called a 2 year project bike when it was described as excellent condition. I said we all have different standards and every bike is a project even if it's new. Good luck anyway. I declined a test ride because I wouldn't trust anyone else's work.

hi bruce woof

Excellent, the 750 carbs are same, I've left those extra hoses be, I'm running 85 XV750, no pump, I don't know why the -ve into the regulator though. the fuel hose should be underneath the fuel tank LHS, great vid!

getting bigger that shed

Kool, nice to see you fettling again

congratulations... i have a virago 535 1999. thats a big problem for me to reinstall carbs.

you are whizz!!

Those blue crimp on clips uundr your seat are trouble. They start to work then they fail. Enjoy your vids.. keep them coming. Cheers mate

Brilliant!

Just done this on two Honda CB650 SC Nighthawk callipers.. brilliant worked and well pleased.. thank you for sharing

I like how my pistons are solid with no hollow bits at all

print the y-tube with tpu or tpe filament and suspend the carb with some brakets if the weight to high.

Just removed two stuck pistons from my 1980 CB900 front brakes using this method. Thank you - spot on!!

By gum lad, that wur a stuck piston alrite. And ya didn’t need t go down’t ruud t buy a crappy tool that yud unly yuse once. Well dun lad yu didn’t do it for yu self yu did it for Yorksire👍

Hello I was wondering if you or knew anyone that could make me a single carb intake for a 2007 Honda shadow vt750Dc

Thank you good sir! Finally got a seized piston from a rusty old caliper. Thought it was toast

Thank you so much for this amazing tip and video. It made it possible to unstick my VW T25 from calipers with opposing pistons! Never would have got it without your help. Cheers from Detroit, Michigan USA

Tidy up the paint (brush job?) to original colour and put it back to standard. Set of steel wheels likely easy to source Surely worth a lot more that way too

You think this would work on a Kawasaki EN500? It seems the right size, shape.

Thanks for the tip mate. Spent about 3 hours on this problem yesterday. Removed today in 5 minutes with your method. Should have figured this out myself.

Thank you for this brother

Alright mate. I was wondering do you make these for a xv535 by any chance?

Man this is the exact truck I'm looking for! only with the fender cut out on the driver side to mount the spare tire on the bed

Proper Engineer....worked a treat on my seized caliper pistons.......Many Thanks for posting this.....

Holy crap. No your cells aren't 5200mAh. The best Samsung/Panasonic cells are 3300mAh. But you won't pull 30 amps out of those and run cordless tools. You want 2800 or 3000 tops. You need real cells rated for 30-40amps discharge. And then whatever capacity that is. Not this shit you're doing.

From shit to shit

So many future problem with all those pixel😉

Cheers mate.

I absolutely despise these carbs with my entire soul, I was at it 4 hours tonight and found your video and it helped up until my carb slipped off the air boot and I lost it and took it all back out and packed up. So incredibly annoying. Going to try again tomorrow but your video has been a good help. Thanks mate.

Thanks man. I'm old & been at this type of game for years, & one thing I've learned is that you never quit learning. Thanks for learning me a bit more. Cheers

Is that the 6ft or 8ft & were did you buy your new strips

Pump them out with a grease gun. The thread on the end of a typical grease gun is the same as most banjo bolts. Works 99% of the time. Wastes a bit of grease though…,

Very good job

Very hard to get hold of these aren't they.

Can’t believe how easy this was 😂 thank you

THANK YOU! I got my piston stuck in when trying to rebuild it (didn't put the rubber bellow thing in the piston gap before putting piston in!). I had been trying to hit it out using a screwdriver and hammer for ages. I didn't do exactly what you did, I used some large end cutting pliers to grab the end of the piston and rotate it whilst pulling/wiggling and got it out in a few minutes.

Brilliant! The physics on this is spot on. Gotta go to this one first before you go to chemistry and the air compressor. TY!!!

Brilliant, just what i was looking for 👍🏻 thank you

Thank you! I used to blame my old printer for this, and it turned out to be all about the stl, and the fast new printer would just lick the corners and get really round ones

So after days of trying I searched for a way and came across this video. And it worked a treat on a pair of zx9r six pot front calipers I had to use screw driver bits in with Allen key as the pots are much smaller but worked well. You are a lifesaver

Thank you!!!

Crack, Thks.

As a fellow Yorkshireman I applaud your no spend approach.