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Where does this little sucker go?

Started by Pazmo, January 22, 2013, 12:31:00 AM

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Pazmo

Greetings!

Just got my hands on an -85 fj1100. being new to this bike I could use some help. On the left hand side is the IC Ignitor unit, and attached to this unit is a rather long rubber hose. The hose have marks from some kind of fitting in the other end, so i guess it's supposed to be fitted to something. I just can't for the life of me figure out where. Getting really, really frustrated! Surely someone out there can help me with this?

andyb


Pazmo


Really? I suppose You mean the little outlets that You attaches the carb syncing tool to? So the vacuum hose for the gas tank goes on number one, the IC-Ignitor goes on number two, and number three and four are sealed off?

oldktmdude

Quote from: Pazmo on January 22, 2013, 12:57:13 AM

Really? I suppose You mean the little outlets that You attaches the carb syncing tool to? So the vacuum hose for the gas tank goes on number one, the IC-Ignitor goes on number two, and number three and four are sealed off?
Correct and welcome to the best FJ information centre on the planet.  Pete.
1985 FJ1100 x2 (1 sold)
2009 TDM 900
1980 Kawasaki Z1R Mk11 (sold and still regretting it)
1979 Kawasaki Z650 (sold)
1985 Suzuki GSXR 400 x2 (next project)
2001 KTM 520 exc (sold)
2004 GasGas Ec300
1981 Honda CB 900 F (sold)
1989 Kawasaki GPX 600 Adventure

FJmonkey

Welcome Pete, this is a crazy place but well worth it as you just discovered. Many members here from around the world, with extensive knowledge and willingness to share it and keep all the FJs in the Kookaloo zone.
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SlowOldGuy

Make sure the hose will hold a vacuum before you hook it up.  Sometimes the diaphragm in the ignition box gets blown out that causes a vacuum leak.  That's why it is sometimes disconnected.

It it won't hold a vacuum, then don't bother hooking it back to a manifold port.

DavidR.

baldy3853

welcome to the nut house Pazmo enjoy the craziest bunch of muther f###ers out there lots of good info here and all sorts of help and advice.
Lord Baldy