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1989 yamaha 750 v twin gas to carbs but not to heads

Carbs full of gas good spark plugs are dry

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Hi Jilline,
If the carbs have gas and the gas dont get into the sparkplugs this means the main jet and the pilot jet are clogged.
You will have to clean the carbs!

Cheers.

Knight (YamahaSeca XJ750A 1981)

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