yah Im really nauseous right now because to me this seems like this could be the death of this engine. also becuase I got a lot of gas in my mouth try to siphon some of it out.

 

Heh calm down. Get the gas out, fix what caused it and then see what happens. Was working on the carbs in my F3 and got caught in a rainstorm. Same thing happened. I just siphoned it out, blew out the engine with my compressor some and then hit the starter a few without the plugs in to clear the rest.

A single failed start try prolly didn't do any damage. Just get things fixed up before trying again and see what ya git then.

 

I was actually hoping for pictures of the rubber boots with clamps because I need to know how mine go back on... I'm rebuilding my bike and stuck on this.

 

And as intiractive says in his sig: you ain't a real mechanic till you tasted gas.

 

OH I gets yah. This help ??

 

my boots are actually off. My carbs. and I think i just adjusted them to what I thought was easiest to get to

 

air compressor ? **** I wish I had one . You think id be fine with just siphoning it and letting it evaporate for a couple days. Or should I just like rent one

 

No need to rent one. If its gas you have to remember: gas evaps a lot faster than water.

Using an air compressor was overkill. Actually, prolly siphoning it out was overkill. There's a way to hand crank the engine. Nowhere near a bike to photo it, ect. Look in the manual about checking valve clearance and it'll show what you need to do to hand crank it.

The objective here is get the fluid out (gas in your case but it can be oil or water). Make sure your plugs aren't fouled (or clean / replace if necessary) and then go from there.

Don't panic as you don't have a reason to yet.

 

so am I just simply seeing if i can crank the engine over ? and it is turns over then I'm good to go

 

Don't crank it with the plugs in. If there is fluid in the chambers and the engine has compression, you can cause damage. What Sand.Man was talking about. The fluid (gas, oil water) won't compress like air and can bend a rod.

Just get her cleaned out and fix what caused the gas to fill her. Then see what happens