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Hello, On the 1975 KZ400D floats one side has flat spaces and the other side is rounded. Took the carbs apart because of starting problem. Now I wonder if I'm getting the float upside down? The Clymer seems to show it one way in the parts diagram and the other way in the photograph. Kenny

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Kenny wrote:

...The Clymer seems to show it one way in the parts diagram and the other way in the photograph. Kenny

If I had to choose who to believe - between Clymer and the parts diagram - it's parts diagram hands down.

Besides, do they actually fit and make sense upside down?

Usually (not always) the float has a small tang (near the pin) to keep the float from falling too far. This would point down when mounted on the bike.
Fish

Post edited by: The Fish, at: 2006/03/14 07:58

Does the "tang" have a tiny polished mark about the size of a small pin head on one side. If so, the side with the polished mark goes UP.

No, The tang that I am refering to us usually part of the float arm and hits against the float post to keep the float from falling to far and getting the float needle on a bind.
Fish

You guys-- "Tang" is that crap the astronauts drink!