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Took 2002 V-Star Classic 650 out of storage, it started right up but fuel was leaking from overflow. You can hear the fuel pump clicking. What'up?

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It has a sticky flote velve in the card you could try "tapping" the carb and it may free the flote off dont go hitting it to hard just tapping it should free it off
if it wont free off strip cards and clean then flote velves up

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Took 2002 V-Star Classic 650 out of storage, it

well it sounds like the float needle is not shutting fuel off whin the bowl is full of fuel you can lightly tap on the bowl of carb an that may make it stop what has happend is the bike has sat you may need to run a little fuel treatment through it or sea foam and that may clean the end of the needle off the way it works when the bowl of the carb fills with gas the float raises a needle valve into a brass seat and stops fuel flow into the carb fuel get old and starts to develop a tarnish on that nice pionty valve an then it won't stop gas the overflows just prevent to much into the motor try some fuel treatment and run it it may fix it self just from fresh gas an being driven worst case is having to clean your carbs still not to bad hope that get you fixed up
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