Questions & Answers for: Yamaha connect on line

YST-MSW10 quits after about 15 minutes My YST-MSW10 subwoofer connected with two YST-M20DSP speakers to my G5 PowerMac suddenly quits after about 15 minutes. The speakers keep on working fine. When ...

line connects to, even though I have removed the tank. Is this a breather pipe as I thought or should it connect to something? Thanks for looking at my problem. Alan Look a little harder, there should

...lines coming out of the fuel petcock (shut-off valve). The small diameter one is a vacum line that connects to the top of the rubber intake located between the carb and the engine head. you should ...

your should be the same. The big line is from the fuel tank. All of the other lines are vents, and one overflow line comes from the bottom of the carburator, as all of these do not connect to anything

...line and connect it from the gas tank to the carb. The other hose connections on the carb are vent lines, that go up over the top of the carb and the back down the other side and hang down lower than ...

...connect from the fuel tank to the carberators 1980 yamaha xs1100 The fuel line connects to the fuel inlets towards the float bowl in the carb.Test the fuel lines to confirm the float valve seats are ...

...line, but also looks like it may connect back to carb (I see a nipple that fuel bubbles from when I open throttle), but the ID of the fuel line is too small to fit over the nipple. It might require ...

...line connect Here's an exploded view of the carb: http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/2005-yamaha-road-star-spoke-wheels-xv17at-carburetor/o/m145401sch301709 It doesn't really show the fuel ...

connect the amplifier to the PC. I have connected the aux sockets on the amp to the line in on the PC but no luck! What am I missing? Think aux sockets are line IN, on PC line IN too. Try finding line

...Connect a new fuel line to the fuel pump outlet and secure it with a clamp. 5. Connect the other end of the new fuel line to the carburetor inlet and secure it with a clamp. 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 ...