CA Model Carb Sync ? - SV650.org

16-08-05, 09:01 PM

I have a 2001 SV650 (CA Model) and want to sync the carbs.
I have established the front carb sync (vacum) line.
On the rear carb there are a two vacum lines.
One goes from the gas tank valve to the rear carb.
One goes from the fuel pump to the fitting that holds the rear carb to the engine.
Which line do I use?
Can I put a “tee connector” into one of these lines?
Any ideas?
Thanks,

embee · 16-08-05, 09:27 PM

T into the line from the carb to the gas tank valve, this is the one which corresponds to the front carb tapping.

Most people fit a short length of tube to the front carb stub and bring it out to the side and tie-wrap it to the frame so you don't have the hassle of getting to the stub next time. I used a short piece of pipe into this and fitted the original cap, but a suitable bolt in the hose works fine.

16-08-05, 09:01 PM	#1
rcmark Guest Posts: n/a	CA Model Carb Sync ? I have a 2001 SV650 (CA Model) and want to sync the carbs. I have established the front carb sync (vacum) line. On the rear carb there are a two vacum lines. One goes from the gas tank valve to the rear carb. One goes from the fuel pump to the fitting that holds the rear carb to the engine. Which line do I use? Can I put a “tee connector” into one of these lines? Any ideas? Thanks,

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16-08-05, 09:27 PM	#2
embee Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 2,802	T into the line from the carb to the gas tank valve, this is the one which corresponds to the front carb tapping. Most people fit a short length of tube to the front carb stub and bring it out to the side and tie-wrap it to the frame so you don't have the hassle of getting to the stub next time. I used a short piece of pipe into this and fitted the original cap, but a suitable bolt in the hose works fine.