1989 kawasaki ZX 10 "gas tank float replacement" Questions

...gas from the tank. Any water or trash in the cup? Dump it, clean it and re-mount it, ( not all bikes have a water trap bowl ). Turn the gas back on and wait a minute for the carbs to fill with gas. ...

...gas tank, is there any way to fix this without removing the gas tank? if you suspect the float is stuck, grab a screwdriver and tap the carb float bowl with the handle. you should be able to see this ...

...gas tank has a lot of rust it may need a tank rubber liner kit added or even a new tank to stop the leaking.3.  if the bike has been sitting for a while it may have trash in the fuel ...

...gas out of the bottom of #1 carb You are probably dealing with rust in the tank. Clean your tank, check your fuel petcock to make sure the filter , on the intake , is still there, maybe add an extra ...

...6 months old & has float needle stuck. Clean carbs. & always replace the float needle valve assy's & bowl gaskets. There is nothing you can put in the gas tank to clean carb

gas tank? Thanks in advance. it is most likely the float in the tank it's not to big of a job to get it out and once you have it up wiggle the float if you here water or gas fluid rattling around then

float sinks or floats in gas. (3)You could have a bad gas cap (gas cap vent) that does not allow enough air into the tank fast enough when it is full. Replace the gas cap or unplug the vent in the cap

...gas to see if it sinks. Inspect your needle for tip damage or wear on the sides , if visible damage replace. Inspect the tank and carb bowl for rust or dirt this can make your needle stick. You have ...

...gas tank fuel float Remove console, disconnect electrical connectors, remove vent hose, remove and discard screws and washers and open fuel tank top to access and remove fuel pump and float modules, ...

...gas light comes on though you have fuel for a have a tank or more. therecould be a few things wromg simple fix, first check the float sounds like it has a hole in it take bolts out of bottom of tank ...