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My gs 750 is cutting out when you give it gas at the start,it bogs out then gets going

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Either your fuel valve is not all the way open, or your fuel filter is clogged.
The valve is closed when sideways (parrallel to the ground) and open when straight up and down.
As for the filter, you may have to remove it to remove the debris. Then use fuel cleaner to remove and build up in the lines.

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When stopped then go to give gas acts like it wants to cut off sometimes.

Could be a combination of a number of things causing this issue. Misfiring caused by faulty plugs or wires, a vacuum leak, the injectors need cleaning, higher octane gas should be used for a period of time, at least the next 2-3 fill ups, the throttle body needs to be inspected and thoroughly cleaned etc.
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78 gs 750E not getting gas.it get enough gas in the carbs to start with the help of starting fluid but dies after that gas is burnt

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I have a 1978 gs 750. I have had the bike for three weeks now. Put new coils , cleaned the carbs (new gaskets) I have taken apart the carbs 5 times now. Had it running for a bit but would bog out pretty...

Could be a number of reasons
1-your main jets are too big
2-float level to high
3-blocked exhaust
4-points or CDI(please confirm)
5-carb manifold rubbers leaking

Please get back especially No4*
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I had the same issues. Are you loosing acceleration?
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1979 GS750L Engine running out of gas. Cleaned gas

vacuum opens the fuel tank petcock. The carbs have thier own means ofmetering fuel in the yhemselves. So, I'd say the carbs need to be pulled and cleaned, all jets should be cleared of corrosion and float levels ck'd if equiped. good luck.
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Which Fuel?

The owners manual says to use gas with Octane of 90.
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