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23 Nov 2011 14:53 #489847
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My manual says to make sure my carbs float levels are right to measure the fuel level with a fuel level gauge but it looks like this is just clear hose? Am I right about that?
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23 Nov 2011 15:01 #489848
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23 Nov 2011 15:46 - 23 Nov 2011 15:48 #489854
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The manual is talking about measuring the float height while the carbs are upside down on the bench with the float bowl removed. Whereby setting the float height will at best hopefully get a ball park adjustment toward ultimately achieving the correct fuel level.
The actual resulting fuel level is the most important consideration -- not the measured float height.
The "correct" measured float height is whatever it takes to achieve the proper actual fuel level in a fully assembled carb.
With perfect matching fuel levels in all carbs, the measured float height may well be different in each carb.
The clear tube test is for assuring that the fuel level is correct inside the float bowl.
Good Fortune!
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Replied by Patton on topic Fuel Level Gauge
KZ7hundy wrote: My manual says to make sure my carbs float levels are right to measure the fuel level with a fuel level gauge but it looks like this is just clear hose? Am I right about that?
The manual is talking about measuring the float height while the carbs are upside down on the bench with the float bowl removed. Whereby setting the float height will at best hopefully get a ball park adjustment toward ultimately achieving the correct fuel level.
The actual resulting fuel level is the most important consideration -- not the measured float height.
The "correct" measured float height is whatever it takes to achieve the proper actual fuel level in a fully assembled carb.
With perfect matching fuel levels in all carbs, the measured float height may well be different in each carb.
The clear tube test is for assuring that the fuel level is correct inside the float bowl.
Good Fortune!
1973 Z1
KZ900 LTD
Last edit: 23 Nov 2011 15:48 by Patton.
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