not sure exactly what u mean if ur talking about those 4 small ones they are just plugged during normal operation on those 4 plastic pieces on the airbox but if its running good I cant see the problem

 

do you remember where you connected the pipe that shows in last pic u put up its the crook shaped that runs to the right in snake shape it comes off at a connection of pipe that runs just above the 4 carbs

 

If I understand you correctly; you need to connect that one to have your carbs functioning properly with fresh, clean, pressurized air. The bike might function right but not at its best or safest. If you take a photo of what you got than everyone can help without you having to try and describe whats going on.

 

i have all back together but if u look at a pic jsnowden sent me its the last one he has one pipe running just above carb 4 on the right and its not connected to anywhere well i haver 4 pipes connected in airbox and thats all slots filled but as i say dont know bout this one

 

Ok here is how you want to connect the hoses back up, if you removed any part of the red piping than you're either going to have to remove the entire secondary air system or reinstall it. I hope this helps; you don't want to be sucking air into the engine that hasn't been scrubbed by a filter.

 

can u post pics of it with air box lifted and hoses connected

 

I apologize, all my photos were moved to another server and it messed up all my links here


Photo Credit goes to jsowden42

 

where does the yellow vacuum chamber curved end actually connect to or is it connected in pic u put up hey rthanks for your pics

 

That's an excellent pictures with the color coding edit! cbrjet, the curved end of the yellow hose connects to the right side of the airbox. Do you have a different hose plugged in there?

 

anyone able to show me pics of a 99 cbr 600f air box ram air pipe connection i need to see where all pipes connect to please as i have one pipe which i dont know where to connect it it is just under ignition switch area