plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
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plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
18 Mar 2010 07:45
As the title states, when using a temp fuel source with my BS34's, should I plug the vaccuum line from the carbs or leave it open?
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Re: plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
18 Mar 2010 09:52
9am53 wrote:
Plug it.
omr would likely recommend using a bung hole plug whittled out by tb33.
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As the title states, when using a temp fuel source with my BS34's, should I plug the vaccuum line from the carbs or leave it open?
Plug it.
omr would likely recommend using a bung hole plug whittled out by tb33.
Good Fortune!

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Re: plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
18 Mar 2010 09:58
I think OMR's bung plug would be way too big, but thanks

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Re: plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
18 Mar 2010 10:37
I use golf tee's when plugging fuel lines, their tapered and resist gasoline.
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Re: plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
18 Mar 2010 11:11 - 18 Mar 2010 11:13
MFolks wrote:
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I use golf tee's when plugging fuel lines, their tapered and resist gasoline.
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Re: plugging vaccum line using temp fuel source?
19 Mar 2010 18:16
that's the only dam thing golf tees are any good for who the hell has the time or patience for golf. i know i don't. actually i have a bunch of them in my tool box all the time just for plugging of lines, but i find it's cheaper in the long run just to buy them i tend save my whittling for important stuff like internal engine parts. :blush: :silly:
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