Looking for somebody To Rebuild My Carbs

Schooney

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• Apr 18, 2024

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I put a new kit in and polished all valve seats. Carbs still won't control the fuel flow...
1980 CB750K VB 42A I think maybe the carb kit may have been wrong. ???
Now looking to just pay to get them right...
Any contacts to do this job for me??

 

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• Apr 19, 2024

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Where are you at in SC? I know a guy in Bessemer City NC if you’re ever North of Gastonia.

 

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• Apr 19, 2024

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Elgin, sc. Give me his info. Please

 

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• Apr 19, 2024

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• Sunday at 6:37 AM

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Got my carbs done ! Now i need new air intake boots...
This bike is slowly killing me !

 

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• Sunday at 7:42 AM

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Fantastic news! Who did your carbs? Did you rebuild yourself?

 

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• Yesterday at 8:52 AM

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Well, Austin did them, he monitors this site so he might reply.
He just does as a hobby i think.

 

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• Yesterday at 10:06 AM

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Schooney said:

Well, Austin did them, he monitors this site so he might reply.
He just does as a hobby i think.

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let me know how everything goes, I look forward to hearing it run. The idle speed might be a little high, so you might have to adjust it once you start it up.

 

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• Yesterday at 10:38 AM

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Schooney said:

Got my carbs done ! Now i need new air intake boots...
This bike is slowly killing me !

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Take it project by project and you will get it done. There are also some great videos on YouTube about restoring flexibility in old rubber components using wintergreen oil and denatured alcohol. Success on intake rubber and believe I saw one on intake too. Maybe this could potentially save some cash?! Good on you for keeping the old bike alive.

I am working out wiring gremlins after putting a new wiring harness on mine. The aftermarket harness is great but I am running into problems with the old control wire becoming brittle and snapping due to age so it is taking me three times longer than it should after replacing the connectors.