Honda-SOHC
SOHC.co.uk Forums => CB500/550 => Topic started by: PennoK3 on November 09, 2024, 12:48:42 PM
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Standard leaky float bowl procedure of replacing float needles but one carburettor continued to overflow. Removed the float bowl and filled it with petrol and it appears to be a leak through the brass overflow pipe in the float bowl rather than the float needle I assume there isn't any way to replace this and it will mean a replacement float bowl?
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I've heard a lot of people solder the brass tube with very good success.
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Yes, that just popped int my head on a dog walk, worth a try :D
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I have always wondered if theold tube could be removed, the hole tapped and generic tube tapped to suit then sealed in, a lot of work if you can get another bowl!
What bike and which carb so when i get back from holiday in a couple of weeks i can look in my scrap box
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Tried a good coat of solder on the tube but after watching it drain I think it is actually weeping through the joint between the pipe and the float bowl.
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I have always wondered if theold tube could be removed, the hole tapped and generic tube tapped to suit then sealed in, a lot of work if you can get another bowl!
What bike and which carb so when i get back from holiday in a couple of weeks i can look in my scrap box
550 K3 PD46 Carb.
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I will look when i get home after holiday, there are 2 types, all will fit but drain plug might be on wrong side
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I will look when i get home after holiday, there are 2 types, all will fit but drain plug might be on wrong side
Many thanks.