Hose coming of left carb the black one not the clear one
Coming from tee, open
1 hose going up Im assuming going to right carb and then the other hose going to Left carb
both feed into this contraption along the right rear side of the bike.
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Hose routing help
by roughridnsob » Sun Dec 07, 2014 1:55 pm
In the process of removing the carbs to clean them I noticed these tubes not attached to anything, I am new to MZ life and cant find anything to help me online. If anyone can take pictures of their bike that shows where these go or just tell me it would be much appriciated bike is a 2000 MZ Baghira stock carbs.
Hose coming of left carb the black one not the clear one
Coming from tee, open
1 hose going up Im assuming going to right carb and then the other hose going to Left carb
both feed into this contraption along the right rear side of the bike.
Hose coming of left carb the black one not the clear one
Coming from tee, open
1 hose going up Im assuming going to right carb and then the other hose going to Left carb
both feed into this contraption along the right rear side of the bike.
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Re: Hose routing help
by CRB » Sun Dec 07, 2014 5:17 pm
My guess is carburettor breathers.
My Guzzi had four 18" tubes leading nowhere from the connections on the upper faces of the carburettor float-bowl casting, as in your first picture.
There appears to be a 'T' connection missing. I cannot say what the gizmo is, so that is something for the other forum members to elucidate on.
Nothing to worry about, unless your local law enforcement are really difficult.
My Guzzi had four 18" tubes leading nowhere from the connections on the upper faces of the carburettor float-bowl casting, as in your first picture.
There appears to be a 'T' connection missing. I cannot say what the gizmo is, so that is something for the other forum members to elucidate on.
Nothing to worry about, unless your local law enforcement are really difficult.
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Re: Hose routing help
by DAVID THOMPSON » Sun Dec 07, 2014 8:32 pm
i think the last pic above is a vent valve that is electrically operated
it is missing on most bikes and i have not seen it on any wiring drawings
but the plug appears to be on my traveller not plugged into any thing
its tie wrapped on to bike
dave
it is missing on most bikes and i have not seen it on any wiring drawings
but the plug appears to be on my traveller not plugged into any thing
its tie wrapped on to bike
dave
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Re: Hose routing help
by OLDMTNCARVER » Wed Dec 10, 2014 11:44 am
Hope this helps some...
Vacuum lines
Hoses 7 and 9
OMC
Vacuum lines
Hoses 7 and 9
OMC
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