I presume these are an interference fit…how much heat/brute force is required to get them in? Thanks
Here is the missing one
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Carb Choke Tube Missing
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wheelysteve
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Carb Choke Tube Missing
Hi, I am overhauling my carbs from a Z1B and on removing the float bowl on carb no4 found the brass choke tube thingy missing! Does anyone have a spare or know where I can get one for a few drinking vouchers?
I presume these are an interference fit…how much heat/brute force is required to get them in? Thanks
Here is the missing one
I presume these are an interference fit…how much heat/brute force is required to get them in? Thanks
Here is the missing one
Wheely' that's a hard one!
I would look for a damaged set of carbs from a Z1 through to Z1000, perhaps, even another brand name that uses these Mikuni carbs, around the same era.
The bike will run with one of these tubes out and it should only effect the starting (choke) circuit.
RegardZ
I would look for a damaged set of carbs from a Z1 through to Z1000, perhaps, even another brand name that uses these Mikuni carbs, around the same era.
The bike will run with one of these tubes out and it should only effect the starting (choke) circuit.
RegardZ
Garn (Sydney) Z1, Z1A, Z1B and Z900-A4
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