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 Fuel overflow on a Mikuni 
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Post Fuel overflow on a Mikuni
Can someone please explain why the fuel overflows into that black tube and into the water on my Mikuni? Is it normal for this to happen when idling around or is there something I can do to prevent it?


Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:28 am
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Post Re: Fuel overflow on a Mikuni
prolly need to adjust ur float.... it's real easy, just gotta remove da bowl, pull da float, and bend da tang where da needle attaches to it. Der's a measurement for it but I can't remember, should be able to just bend it a little and should fix it.

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Post Re: Fuel overflow on a Mikuni
Thanks, I know the piece your talking about.


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