Vacuum diagram on airbox
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Vacuum diagram on airbox
Can anyone provide a picture of a vacuum routing diagram of their airbox on for an '88 1000f.
I've been having issues trying to get my bike to run properly, and I've done just about everything I could to my carbs and the bike has had a whole top end rebuild and compression check. The bike came with those small holes for the pollution control tubes on the cylinder head (above the exhaust pipes) but I plugged them because I could find none of the OEM tubes, and after everything I'm figuring this is the issue, I've taken out a major component of the vacuum system and can find no OEM setup for its original layout.
Just a poor college kid looking for some help.
I've been having issues trying to get my bike to run properly, and I've done just about everything I could to my carbs and the bike has had a whole top end rebuild and compression check. The bike came with those small holes for the pollution control tubes on the cylinder head (above the exhaust pipes) but I plugged them because I could find none of the OEM tubes, and after everything I'm figuring this is the issue, I've taken out a major component of the vacuum system and can find no OEM setup for its original layout.
Just a poor college kid looking for some help.
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Down load a free manual if ypou have not got one ....
they might help you :-)
Workshop Manuals - CBR Forum - Enthusiast forums for Honda CBR Owners
they might help you :-)
Workshop Manuals - CBR Forum - Enthusiast forums for Honda CBR Owners
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go to MrCycles Honda Kawasaki Polaris Suzuki Yamaha Motorcycles ATVS Scooters Utility Vehicles and pull up the fiche for your bike
same for Ayres Adventures - Guided Motorcycle Tours
" Cheap Cycle Parts
You are bound to find the answers on one of the sites.
same for Ayres Adventures - Guided Motorcycle Tours
" Cheap Cycle Parts
You are bound to find the answers on one of the sites.
#5
Well after looking between a couple different manuals it looks like I need to replace these little emissions pipes but they seem to not be available for purchase anywhere.
Part #'s
18640-MM5-740
18641-MM5-740
and no retailers specify if these come in a pair or if I have to buy four separately
Part 9 and 10 on this fiche
https://i.imgur.com/EhEs6.png
Part #'s
18640-MM5-740
18641-MM5-740
and no retailers specify if these come in a pair or if I have to buy four separately
Part 9 and 10 on this fiche
https://i.imgur.com/EhEs6.png
#6
PIPE (2 & 4) - Search : 18640-MM5-740
18640-MM5-740 - PIPE (2 & 4) - Honda OEM Parts - Cheap Cycle Parts
Seems like they come in pairs
Surely any decent quality hose of the correct diameter will do the job ?
18640-MM5-740 - PIPE (2 & 4) - Honda OEM Parts - Cheap Cycle Parts
Seems like they come in pairs
Surely any decent quality hose of the correct diameter will do the job ?
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Well looks like you found what I couldnt, I wish I could use any hose but It'd be fairly difficult to fabricate something to bolt on the cylinder head and have my own hosing run out of it and seal properly, well at that price I sure hope they come in pairs.
Thanks for being so friendly guys, hopefully this can fix my issue with no power up top. Now its time to save up money for these. Also sorry for posting it in the wrong place, it seemed like a pretty random question so I just dumped it in off topic to be safe.
Thanks for being so friendly guys, hopefully this can fix my issue with no power up top. Now its time to save up money for these. Also sorry for posting it in the wrong place, it seemed like a pretty random question so I just dumped it in off topic to be safe.
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