Fuel barb O-rings ---- THANKS!!!!
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BRYuma43
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Fuel barb O-rings ---- THANKS!!!!
A shout out to the site and members. I had a sizable leak where the fuel line enters the #3 carb after the fuel pump. I replaced the hose but that didn't fix it. A little searching on here revealed the potential fix.. the o-rings on the fuel barb. Problem solved!
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newday777
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1983 GL1100A Wineberry 36,000 miles
1975 CB750 K5 Planet Blue 7,800 miles
1976 CB750 K6 Anterris Red 25,000 miles
Past rides
1999A Restored from PO neglect & sold at 19,000 miles
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Re: Fuel barb O-rings ---- THANKS!!!!
Good find. Where did you find the orings to purchase?BRYuma43 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 04, 2020 1:19 pm A shout out to the site and members. I had a sizable leak where the fuel line enters the #3 carb after the fuel pump. I replaced the hose but that didn't fix it. A little searching on here revealed the potential fix.. the o-rings on the fuel barb. Problem solved!fuel barb.jpg
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BRYuma43
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- Motorcycle: 1983 GL1100A Aspencade
Re: Fuel barb O-rings ---- THANKS!!!!
Just bought a multi-pack of nitrile o-rings at harbor freight including the 5.8x1.9mm