So my cbr started to run really rich and died at idle so i took off the tank, air box lid and I seen fuel around the carb openings. I got it running although it ran rough I could see fuel spitting out the back of the carbs so I turned the bike off and I could hear and see fuel under pressure coming out of what looks like to me as one of the air bleeds? Any ideas?

Edit; this happens to all four carbs.

 

I would take the carbs off and give them a clean, also check the fuel tank for debris inside , could be that your float needles aren't seating

 

Why isnt the fuel filter catching the debris?

 

It does the best it can, but particles can build up in the system and block the float needles

 

Then it is time to remove/clean the tank/carbs and start all over. Maybe i will try the white vinegar in the tank and soak for two days.

 

WTF? MORE DEAD FLYS!

Dead flys inside the vacuum chamber

 

Fuel was coming out of here even after i cleaned the carbs this was still happening. fuel was being dumped into the engine thru this orifice.

 

This hose does not go here!!!! It goes to the front of the air box, I fu#$d up and had it connected to the carb venting tee connector!! There is crankcase pressure from this hose! It was pressurizing the bowls!! Lesson learned.

 

Now if only i can figure out where this goes? I dont see it anywhere in the factory assembly manual. It comes from that stupid emissions valve just ahead if my hand in the pic

 

I don't have that model but it looks like it might be the TPS connector.