FLOAT BOWL SPECS 1982 YAMAHA SECA 750

 Me again, hunting down info for my man, he's still trying to get this
motorcycle up and running right!
Need specs for float bowls, help!!!... rebuilt carbs, and now need
specs for float bowls... wondering if it has a fuel shut off... Also
anyone know where to find an online manual for it??

 Queenmfn wrote:

Genuine Yamaha manuals are currently out of print at the Yamaha
website.  Here's a link to a seller that claims to provide a
new copy:

http://www.repairmanual.com/catalog/LIT-11616-XJ-70

And here's a used copy for sale on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item#0216626516

There are also numerous new copies of the Haynes manual for this
model on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item#0262839686

Sorry, don't know where to find an illegally copied electronic
version for you.

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 Queenmfn wrote:


The bike should be fitted with a vacuum tap thats shuts fuel flow off when
the engine is off.

The float height should be 17.5mm +- 0.5mm to give a fuel level of 3.0mm +-
1mm.

The bike -MUST- be perfectly level across the carbs before checking the fuel
height.

 
do you mean the bowl sould only be filled with 3mm of petrol?

 On Jul 8, 9:16�pm, cliffsar...@hotmail.com wrote:


That's 3mm, plus or minus 1 mm from the TOP of the float bowl.

This level is measured with the carbs mounted on the motorcycle. A
short length of clear plastic tube, like aquarium air line, is
attached to the bottom of the float bowl at the drain plug. The open-
ended tubing is held up beside the top of the float bowl, and the
measurement is taken as the gasoline seeks its own level.