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15 Aug 2018 13:31 #788916 by kevski
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Warren3200gt wrote: early T pieces had 4 o rings on them which can be replaced with new. Later T pieces didn't, they had bulges moulded into the plastic and relied on tight fit to prevent leak.
If you have the early type they may swell once immersed in fuel but may not depending if they have dried and cracked. If you have the later type, short term fix can be PTFE tape, but only whilst your awaiting delivery of a new one. you can get a new one here but check fit motocomp-online.com/t-pieces/1924-t-piece-kawasaki-suzuki.html


Hi Warren, made my own tees out of some brass bar i had kicking around, took a couple of hours but well worth it.

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15 Aug 2018 14:01 #788920 by Warren3200gt
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I wouldn't advocate anyone making fuel line components unless they are totally confident in what they are doing. Safety first lads.


Z1000J2 somewhat modified!

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15 Aug 2018 17:11 #788953 by Nessism
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Warren3200gt wrote: I wouldn't advocate anyone making fuel line components unless they are totally confident in what they are doing. Safety first lads.


Here is a Tee I made for my 750 carbs. It's better than the original by far.

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15 Aug 2018 17:15 #788954 by Togoster
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I think that qualifies you as confident in what you are doing.

I'll take a dozen

Get your motor running!

84 GPZ750
81 R100RS
83 GSX750ES
80 KZ1000 LTD

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16 Aug 2018 00:27 #788994 by Warren3200gt
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Nessism wrote: Here is a Tee I made for my 750 carbs. It's better than the original by far.

Nicely done and you appear to qualify :cheer: Its not a difficult piece of kit to fabricate IF you have access to a lathe but most do not and I wouldn't like to see someone try to make something that failed and bike and rider go up in a plume of flames.
I once saw a 650 that had the single fuel line junctioned into two, the T piece missing entirely and the fuel lines stuffed into the left and right T piece holes!


Z1000J2 somewhat modified!

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16 Aug 2018 11:53 #789031 by GS963
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The carbs are leaking im thinking its the t leaking. I took them apart cleaned bowls new gaskets and replaced the t and put them back on. I did not move any needle adjustments. Now Im having sticking idle problems. Bike runs fine WOT. I have to pop the throttle to keep it from sticking. I can advance rpm with throttle . when I release it goes back to idle position but the idle remains steady where I had it. Driving me crazy!!! I checked the inlets and air box boots. The seemed ok. Could this be a mechanical issue or adjustment issue ?

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16 Aug 2018 12:10 #789032 by Warren3200gt
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Sounds lik cble adjustment. Ithout th motor rningif you open the throle ide open en lt go can you hear the slides "clack" shut. Do the close cale first, shoud be et a ittle slak.then adjust the open cable. If ou haven't changed aything else not muh else it con be.


Z1000J2 somewhat modified!

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