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Really need help with hose diagram

" " I have a 1992 GSX-R. 600 f Repaired fuel tank and lost track of how hoses go together

jimmymack196 Jun 28, 2009

yes there is small hose from side of carb plus 4 other hoses 2 looks like breather hoses from carb x 2 look like feul supply but only 3 points to attach to feul tap also looks like vent from tank just not sure where each hose should go tryed attaching hoses bike wouldent start turned over and back fired
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Does this help? Is there a vacuum hose (small) ?

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If you see here number 14 is where you attach the fuel pipes.Number 6 are the carb's overflow pipes which you drive them through steady route towards the ground.They don't attach anywhere.Number 16 is the vacuum hose which goes behind the fuel **** assy (number 1).Check out those diagrams and see if you can find any help.

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I have a 750 katana 2006, 165 miles, battery went down ,, a boost was crossed cables, now no power on ignition or panel, please help

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