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aaaagh!.help. cbr 125 06....fuel tank, carb and airbox

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nic2978
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PostPosted: 18:34 - 30 May 2015    Post subject: aaaagh!.help. cbr 125 06....fuel tank, carb and airbox Reply with quote

Neutral Honda cbr 125 conked out last week and was pretty sure it's the float that's stuck as when trying to start it petrol started peeing out. Anyway, as this is the third time it's happened (after garage has repaired it) and having taken a carb apart on another bike and fixed it, I decided to sort it myself this time. Also thought it would be good idea to replace the air filter just in case. So I removed the tank, and opened the airbox and put the new filter in but I Can't get the damn screws out of the bottom on the float bowl and they are almost impossible to get at anyway. And now I'm not sure what pipes go where in the bottom of the tank. The fuel line is easy but there are two pipes on the bottom of the tank which I imagine are breathers and a small one on the bottom of the airbox and I'm not sure if they are all meant to have pipes on them. Aaaaagh
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CBRMAN94
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PostPosted: 20:42 - 30 May 2015    Post subject: Reply with quote

Impact driver for stuck screws. Easier to take carb off to get to screws, It's meant to be to access float bowl.

Two pipes from tank are breathers.

Should be a breather from airbox (Long) and a crankcase breather (Short)
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