Hey Herbie! Question, the 2 lines that connect under the carbuerator, and run down the right side of the bike, right under the tank, where do those connect, cuz i have fuel coming out of those when its running
@@padawanryan1155 If that is the lines I’m thinking about that is the overflow line. Your carb float might be stuck open or it could be out of adjustment. Either way sounds like you’re getting too much fuel in the bowl. Those lines don’t plug to anything they are open to the atmosphere, if you do plug them then you take the chance of flooding the engine with gas and causing a hydrolock situation. Hopefully you get it all sorted out
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Excellent tutorial, greetings from Tlacotalpan Veracruz Mexico, thank you.
Thank you Miguel, I appreciate the positive feedback. Ride safe my friend and greetings to you as well!
oh I see somebody is getting ready for spring!
Yes sir, I like to keep up on things. I found a problem already when I was checking out the carb to order parts. Parts aren't cheap that's for sure 🙂
Hey Herbie! Question, the 2 lines that connect under the carbuerator, and run down the right side of the bike, right under the tank, where do those connect, cuz i have fuel coming out of those when its running
@@padawanryan1155 If that is the lines I’m thinking about that is the overflow line. Your carb float might be stuck open or it could be out of adjustment. Either way sounds like you’re getting too much fuel in the bowl. Those lines don’t plug to anything they are open to the atmosphere, if you do plug them then you take the chance of flooding the engine with gas and causing a hydrolock situation. Hopefully you get it all sorted out