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Putting carbs back together

Discussion in '1st & 2nd Generation 1983-1989' started by Vf500f, Feb 11, 2016.

  1. Vf500f

    Vf500f New Member

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    I'm 17 and have a 86' vf500f as my first bike. As I was pulling the carbs off to clean them, two S shaped metal tubes just fell out. I've looked at multiple diagrams and see that they belong somewhere. I've looked over the carbs multiple times and still can't find where they would connect. Anyone know where the hell they go? signal-2016-02-11-173055.jpg
     


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    Hey VF500F

    Firstly, Welcome to the World. There are numerous members here that can likely help you out with your question and honestly I wish I was one of them. I was looking at the parts fiche on Partzilla.com and it would appear that they are fuel tubes to join the carbs together. Local member Squirrleman on the site is one of our carb guru's so hopefully he chimes in. If not maybe shoot him a PM.

    Good luck with the carbs and once again, Welcome to the site.

    Here is the link to Partzilla site. Maybe the photo on the parts list may help give you an idea as to the fuel tubes locations.

    http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/1986/VF500F+A/CARBURETOR+IV/parts.html
     


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    ragincanadian New Member

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    Firstly, kudos for scooping that username; bit of a surprise it is available still.

    Secondly, I have no idea. You're welcome, my pleasure.


    ^^^ Those guys know what's up ^^^

    Post some pictures of the bike, including it's current state.
     


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  4. Brewt

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    I don't know but hey - watch your language young man

    I kid I kid

    Good luck with the whole carb thing. I'm 36 and that kind of stuff scares me silly
     


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    Brewt, that's why certain older guys who've been repairing carbs for a long, long time make themselves available to members here to help.

    I currently provide a service for any interested VF/VFR owners with carb issues and will clean, repair, replace parts, modify, install jetkits, replace O-rings and fuel tubes or anything else for a very reasonable price, so how's that ??

    Just PM me for expert service, please. :loyal:
     
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    Its the 16034-MF2-711 JOINT SET, FUEL. #9 on the partszila fisch. there is two of them. You'll most likely need orings
     


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    The problem has been resolved, thank you to everyone that replyed with advice
     


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