Honda VF750 Magna Carb Clean
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2020
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The Honda VF750 Magna can be an intimidating set of carbs to break into. I wanted to solve this by providing you with a full step by step walk-through of how a professional would tackle this job.
In this video I demonstrate an easy way to quickly dial in your Honda VF750 Magna's carb sync on the bench. This video and hours of other very helpful step by step carb cleaning teardown content can be found below.
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These are definitely some of the best instructional motorcycle videos on YT, especially for us Honda guys. You, Sir, are an excellent teacher. In 6 1/2 minutes, I learned to bench sync after years of not getting it.
Appreciate the content. My 83 VF 45 C, was a rescue from AZ, that has some missing parts, and was dug out of shed when I picked it up nearly 7 years ago. My children have gobbled up most of my play money for the bike, so its sat for ages. Your video for the magna 750 is making think I had better get it sorted soon. Thanks brother. Stay safe and be very well.
Just bought one of these and this is the next project. Just watched the air fuel and rpm adjustments video. The explanations and even past experiences add value. Who cares if someone says you talk to much.
You're doing God's work. Subscribed.
I'd love to rebuild a magna one day. Great bikes.
you can buy one pretty cheap in tn, but it needs work
just got my carbs off of my 750 Supermagna!. so grinding your great video's! helps me a awfull lot!! thank you for all ure effort !!!
Oh, man, thank you! This is SO useful!
This is my daily rider. Love the magna!!
FANTASTIC BIKE!
I shared this video on the Facebook Honda Magna members fan page. Hope you don’t mind.
I hope you know how much your videos are helping people like me thank you so so much
THANKS FOR PUTTING THIS OUT!
Thanx for this great video ! I own 3 Magna,s 1982 a 1987 supermagna and a 3 gen 1994 great bikes !
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This is my most favorite comment to date. 🤙🏻
Best video for bench sinc thank you
Good stuff bro. Thank you.
This would have been exactly what I was looking for if it were on the 80s magna 750s.
I’ll be working on some 80s model carb sets this winter 🤙🏻
Thank you so much man
Great help. I am tackling the job for my 83 V45 Magna. Only 77,000 miles and 27 years old, why would I have to do anything to the carb so soon? :)
Hi have a 1980s suzuki and it has only halogen bulbs, no led conversion at all, but for some reason the left indicator flashes way faster than the right. All I see on the internet is led relay mods or broken bulbs but all my bulbs are fine and still work years later. Any ideas? Thanks
What's up man - I'm a Norfolk local who just bought a bike from you guys. I know the shop is going through hard times right now but short of ordering my parts from you guys I don't what else I can do. Finances are tight for everyone I guess. Maybe I'll buy some more pizza for the techs - you still working daily or have the service jobs dried up? Let me know.
What a guy! The shop is definitely in limp mode at the moment. We are still function the best we can. Thank you so much for being a supporter of the shop. Pizza for the shop is always a surprise for us. Sometimes we never know who got it for us and it may have been you! Service jobs definitely have not dried up but we are usually a month behind by now. We went from having 4 techs full time to 2 coming out of the winter season. It’s just Dave and I swinging as hard as we can. Thanks for everything!
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Great video! Question: Where would I order a complete rebuild carburetor kit the my Honda Magna? My Carbs are identical to yours. Secondly, where can I order the jet adjusting tool?
From what information i gathered, you should empty the carb if you're not driving in a few month (like in the winter)
I have not yet found a screw for that on the Magna, can you even do that without removing the carb?
Ik this video is years old but thank you! New to this while bike thing but picked up a 97 magna w/ 30k on it. I had a bit of trouble syncing. What I found was I had the slightest bit of play in the throttle. So when I fully open them and let them smack back down. I found I can slightly move the throttle up as well. The smallest bit but enough to mess me up. Any idea why this could be? Just wear and tear maybe? I
Great video, good instructions, but your float bowls are incorrectly installed. The drain screw should point inwards.
Holy crap! I didn't even know they could be installed that way
I have a 99 Honda Magna 750
It has the chrome side covers over the carburators I like to know how you remove them? I have looked in the owners manual and my factory service manual and the common manual and the is nothing there to tell me how they come off.
Can you please help?
Hello, I'm from Panama, I changed the high and low jets on my motorcycle, the carburetor insulators, but now I assembled it and my motorcycle after 140 kilometers per hour is drowning, what could I do? Thank you año 1999
Would like to see removal and fitting
I know this is a old vid but I just completed a cleaning an rebuild of a 1986 Magna Vf700C carbs. I used Paper strips ( .003 ) to get them all the same. What do you think?
You have good vids.....but, one thing with this one.: You have attached the bowls in a way drain screw is pointing outwards . Hondas instruction and drawings is to have the drain screws pointing inside. I have done the same way as you did, but a lot of "professional experts in Keihin carburators" say you cant do that. I have "examined" the bowl for hours and hours and the carbs and the jets and movement for the floater and I cant find any reason to have drain screw pointing inwards (for shure it will be difficult to reach the drain screws with an extra long screwdriver). Do you have an opinion in this? I assume you reassembled the carbs same way as you got them....right?
Anyway you could point out where to install the lines for syncing cards while they are on the bike and it running...after bench syncing
You will need to remove the false engine covers on the front and rear cylinder sides. Once you pop those off you will see the light!
Just picked up a 750 Magna 1100 and I am rebuilding it.. Was unused for 15 years.. I haven't had a bike in 18 years but I'm re learning.
I am down to getting the carbs out of the bike and I can't get them out of the bike it's like they are frozen in the boots. Any tips? Trying not to break the carbs.
BTW love the videos
Will Your video have how to attach side hoses too?
The entire tear down process is shot in high def video. From removal to installation. If anything with the hoses is not strategically shot, then it can be found at the first portion of the videos during removal. 👍🏻
I have been waiting forever for this. I have a94 vf750c an an 88 vf750c. What differences are there
Everything is different apart from the rear light bulb!
@@mikebell9983 i didn't think the carb had a light bulb. I've actually replaced parts on one bike with parts off the other
More a carb sync vid. than clean. Wish you had shown separation process.
As I like to tear down information
would this apply to a 96VFR750?
Not part for part. Similar in layout but joints, parts needed, jets, routing will be different for sure.
codi.. tell me one good reason as to why you are not smiling even slightly in any of your videos...
He re-assembled them wrong. Compare the shot at 0:46 prior to disassembly to 2:00 after he's rebuilt them. You'll see the drain screws are supposed to be facing inwards not outwards like he has them. They are going to have issues.
Why are the drain screws factory installed with them pointed inwards in the first place. Are they actually accessible that way?
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title needs renaming
Idk shit about fuck about motorcycles and somehow this made sense