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still leaks with petcock off!


Scooter350

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All I can say is don't run the bike till the bowls are empty. That rev you hear is the bike leaning itself out. Drain the carbs by the drains or leave fuel in them if you ride often.

 

On another note. Disconnect the fuel line from the carbs and turn your petcock off. Place the ends of the lines in ziplock bags and check periodically for fuel in the bags. If there is, then your petcock is bad.

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The petcock works;I take the supply lines of the carbs to check the floats,needle,float height and put it back and next day BAM fuckin gas everywhere. This has only happened the past three days since I messed with the float on the right carb stickin and the floats work great well while running no leaks from drain tube. So I figured idle it till the carbs go dry. First time in doing this bad two stroke trick but I was at wits end. So I'm lost right now and need some advice.

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When its running its great no leaks no run over no flooding and the petcock has no drips I know the gaskets and screws are good n tight. The thing is it seems its the same amount of gas like two bowls worth. I move it clean it and chunk a rag down and ill be damned its like Santa pissin in my cherrios

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The petcock holds"doesn't leak fuel" for some reason the overflows and the upper vent tubes barely leak but just enough to puddle on the floor. For example got home yesterday and thicker oily gas was puddled under the shee and the cases were wet under the carbs. O and one more thing ill be cruisin down the road 3rd-4th gear hammer it and i can feel the right carb kick in when its going into the powerband slides are syncd. 10lbs sledge hammer+2stock junk carbs=good stress reliever, but ill keep fuckin with em its just a pisser sometimes.

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Ok either your floats are off by a bit, your needle and seat arent sealing, or you have a leak somewhere, The drain screws on stock carb bowls can be a pain to get sealed sometimes, you might want to take them out make sure there clean and put them back in, but ill bet its your floats.

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Ya just checked it damn floats gotta be dead on don't they? Height is good its just catchin the overflow tube barely but its just enough. I wants make these carbs last till I get all the shit to go to a 421 serval then stock carbs go byebye.

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