how to remove carburator 1986 kawasaki vulcan 750?

Answer 1

Good luck!
-Remove tool box, seat, fuel tank
-Remove both air boxes
-Remove both air box to carb manifolds
-Remove choke cable
-Remove throttle cable bracket from carb (leave cables attached) then remove cables from carb.
-Wedge something under the air case to hold the rear of it up.
-Loosen and remove the L intake manifold clamp (carb side).
-Loosen and remove the R intake manifold clamp (engine side)
-Pull the R intake manifold off the engine, then remove it from the carb.
-Remove the L carb from the manifold.
-Move the carbs to the R to remove them.
Like I said, good luck! It's not a simple job. You think that was fun, try splitting the carbs. Buy a shop manual.
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Answer 2

1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750

Answer 3

i might get the v-40 5 magna, its a great motorbike, very able and powerful dealing with. The vulcan is sluggish and via a kicked out front end(to make it look cooler i anticipate) it handles badly. in case you have the greenbacks choose for the v-45s massive brother v-sixty 5 yet for optimistic flow with the Magna

Answer 4

take out the bolts and remove the hose. if you don't know that you don't deserve a cowasucky