Unknown Holes Next to Intake
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Turkeyboy111
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julimike54
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Re: Unknown Holes Next to Intake
They are called Secondary Air Supply Tube, presuming emission stuff.
Riding anything is a good day!
Mike
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Turkeyboy111
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Re: Unknown Holes Next to Intake
So if I do not have any emissions equipment, should I leave them open or plug the holes?
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froche
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1978 Yamaha XS1100 Special
1990 Yamaha XV250
1980 Yamaha XV750
1979 Honda CB750
1968 Triumph Bonneville T120
1973 Honda CB450
1968 Harley Davidson Sportster
1974 Honda CB750
1968 Honda CL72
Re: Unknown Holes Next to Intake
Plug them I did!
Works great.
Works great.
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WingAdmin
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Re: Unknown Holes Next to Intake
It won't run very well if you leave them open, so plug them up!
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Turkeyboy111
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