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What is this????
So I just got this Mikuni 44PHH. What goes on these fittings?
And what will these hoses got o with the new setup?
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I have the same setup...not mounted yet. I would like to know the same thing? The omp lines connect to the ones right behind the butterflies. The other ones I have no clue.
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those fittings above are pre-throttle plate vacuum sources...
and those "hoses" are oil metering pump lines, you need those. They can be attached to those fittings (they go to a pre throttle-plate vacuum source).
and those "hoses" are oil metering pump lines, you need those. They can be attached to those fittings (they go to a pre throttle-plate vacuum source).
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Hoses go to lower fittings on the mikuni, for the oil injection. Upper fitting on the right side of the carb might be a fuel return, but I'm not sure on that one, the upper left looks like it could be a vacuum line. If so, plug your distributor hoses into that with a T fitting.
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The fuel lines connect o n the opposte side of the carb. I figured the hoses were for oil. You sure they go on the lower fittings? The top fittings both go into that actuator/solenoid in the middle. I suppose it doesn't matter which tube goes to which of the two oil fittings.
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In the 1st pic.
the top tubes MUST be open vented, these are NOT vaccum sources... leave them OPEN or else.. very bad things happen
the lower 2 are for OMP lines, if you pre-mix, these must be capped...
the stock OMP lines should be long enough..
otherwise I have used weed-eater fuel line to re-plumb these.
when not using pre-mix.
there is an OMP actuator rod with arm avalable. for side-draft carbs, but I would not suggest its use, it gives more restriction to the throttle plates... which in turn neg. affects the throttle responce.
I've been playing with these crazy Mikunis for a while, keep the Q's coming..
the top tubes MUST be open vented, these are NOT vaccum sources... leave them OPEN or else.. very bad things happen
the lower 2 are for OMP lines, if you pre-mix, these must be capped...
the stock OMP lines should be long enough..
otherwise I have used weed-eater fuel line to re-plumb these.
when not using pre-mix.
there is an OMP actuator rod with arm avalable. for side-draft carbs, but I would not suggest its use, it gives more restriction to the throttle plates... which in turn neg. affects the throttle responce.
I've been playing with these crazy Mikunis for a while, keep the Q's coming..