carb assy vacuum diagram

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  1. ironbutrider

    ironbutrider New Member

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    I thought I took all the pictures I needed when I removed the carb assy on my 97 vfr. Now that I'm reinstalling it after fixing a huge fuel leak I have a vacuum hose that comes out the rear but I can't see where it connects to or does it connect to anything? The parts diagrams on line just show the hose Part number 16199-MZ7-640.
     
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    I doubt it is vacuum. Likely it is the main vent line for the carb assy. Does it go down to a T fitting between the carbs?
     
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    TUBE, AIR VENT
    16199-MZ7-640

    Vents to atmosphere on 49 state models.
     
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    This bike has had it's carbon cannister etc.. removed before I got the bike. It attaches to the T fitting between the carbs but what does the other end go to? I'm guessing it just hangs out there?
     
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    Just have the end secured so it points down.
     
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    On some bikes it goes into the sub filter box on the air filter housing, but on that one...let it hang...so to speak. Cap knows his shit.
     
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