Sometimes a good *whack* on the flow boal with screwdriver handle will free a stuck float and fix the problem. ![]() The overflowing carb is likely caused by a stuck float, or worn float valve. It sounds like your carbs need to be opened up and thorougly cleaned. You can download a PDF version of the manual for your bike from here: With the help of the manual, and the resources on this site, you should be able to do the work yourself-and learn something in the process.įirst get your hands on a factory service manual. If I were you, I wouldn't spend $300-400 to have someone work on your carbs-unless you really don't feel comfortable with mechanic work, and if that's the case, you should buy a newer bike. Don't be intimidated by four carbs in parallel, synching, etc. ![]() If you've worked on auto carbs before, you sound handy enough to tackle this job. Yes, those do indeed look like BS34 carbs. I actually bought my '78 KZ1000 from your neighborhood (Rogue River). Great to have another Oregon rider on board.
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