2003 Honda Shadow 750 Dual Carburetor Removal
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2019
- I Made a video on removing the dual carburetor off of my Honda Shadow 750. I believe you have the same process for 2003-2007 shadows.
it is a quick walk through video. i am going to upload more videos on removing the exhaust and more updates to come to the motorcycle.
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The best removal video of the VT750DC carb I have seen. Thank you.
Dude this video was such an anatomical help. It helped me find out my carb boots werent even tigthened.
Best step by step removal video explaination out there . Like the best. 10/10
This was way more informative than the other vids I watched. Thanks for taking the time to educate and share!
Hell yeah bookmarked for my own '03 Shadow carb rejet. Thanks so much!
hopefully you upload more about these carbs... very informative.... i was given one and they tryed to clean the carbs and kind of left it torn down, been looking for a couple days for a really good video of them to try and get them back together since i wasn't the one to take it apart....
Very informative video with details to everything. 👍💯✔ Great work !!!
My first time trying this and wow you made it so easy! Thanks so much🙏
Fantastic video! Best one I found by far
Hey man thank you so much you should get paid for this, such a tremendous help !
This video is on point, just bought one honda 750 and 2 days later it started leaking from one of the floats gaskets, now its time to fix that and try and clean it since it should have gasolime slime for lack of use
Great video 👍 thanks for taking the time to do it very well done.
Just wanted to mention I noticed you disconnected the carbs at the carb end of the boots not the engine. Way easier than trying to disconnect at the engine
Thank for your video. My bike is working again.
Great video Pedro! Thank you.
step by step, all correct. thanks for the help!
Very well done!
Excellent video, I feel brave enough to remove the carburetor of my honda shadow spirit 2003..
Very helpful, thanks!
Awesome vid.
I know nothing about bikes. I saw a Honda shadow 750 for $800 with carburetor issues. If I buy it can I just change out the whole carburetor to get it to run like new? I don’t know anything about bikes, this will be my first bike. However, I do know how to follow instructions on a RUclips video
Is there a line(tube) that doesn’t connect to anything?
Any suggestions videos to clean this type of carb?
What size carbs are factory on a VT 750
Hey bro great video.... I know this has been years since you posted this but I have a 2003 just like that at 4 minutes and 30 seconds in your video you pull off a rubber sleeve that has a spring in it... do you know what that part is called??
Thank you so much
hey man do you know @4:37 the two clips you pull off. One is a flat piece of metal and the other is a bolt with a bronze piece jutted out. Do you know what that part is called?
C'est pas la VT Black Wido 750 DC ?
Just a friendly word of advice. Do not seperate the carbs from each other. They have to be syncronized. Ask me how i know lol
Hahahahaha I don't wanna know XD
Do you have a video that shows how to clean your carburetor? I have a honda shadow spirit 750 2002. I am new to fixing this stuff. Thanks.
Use chemical dip. It'll save you a crap ton of time. ONcr its out use, carb cleaner to spray them down don't use water. Give it a good wipe down
Very good video. Helped me a ton. Please excuse my ignorance. There is a hose that remains on the top of the carb. It has three openings. Two connect to the top of the carb. Where does the third connect, or is it just a fuel run off line? Thanks
I guess it is the air vent hose
maddie690ify yes you are right it is the air ventilation for the float bowl.
OK. So it doesn't actually connect to anything?
maddie690ify no it does not, the hoes hangs off to the side. Below the float bowl, so it does not overflow with gas in the bowl.
You are lifesaver man. Thank you
Got a question.. If you view 9:08, theres a hose on the right side...it connects to a T, and goes to two places on the top of the carb....but where does the bottom connect to? Is just a vent thing and doesnt connect to anything? There is a good view of that hose at 8:30-8:40
Figured it out...It is an air vent.
wrxtasy2010 yes, you got it right!
What size hose did you use for draining the gas from the carb?
Robbie Spencer I do not recall the size. I believe it had to be smaller than a 1/4” I.D. (Internal dimension) i bought from Lowe’s, not a 1/4” size hose.
possible a dumb question but what is that little pin you unplug at 4:27? i broke the gold pin and i’m not sure what to order
Zyan Lopez I believe it is the ground connection for the float bowl heater, which is the other connector with the nipple.
do we need the pin ? mine broke as well
Thanks dude, big help. This ribs a bitch to get out.
at 4:30, what are those clips called? One of mine broke during removal somehow.
I believe it has to do with the heater assembly for the carburetor. Not sure what they are called, hopefully that helps!
i'm having trouble putting the upper air box back on because of the tubes and hoses to the carbs. do you have tips on putting that back on?
I had the same issue when I had the stock intake. It does not seam to line up right. Sorry I’m not much help.
@@walman89 Oh, i see, you put on an aftermarket intake. Big question for you then, when you changed it out, what did you do with the crank case breather tube that went to the air chamber? i hear it isn't needed, but wouldn't it just be a open hole if it goes nowhere?
@@georgeperez3695 Funny you ask. I did a lot of research about that same topic. I ended up using a hose about 2ft long connected from the crank case to the side of the motor with a small filter, it also helps not let any critters in. It’s literally a breather hose for the crankcase, so I don’t think it’s a good idea to block it. You could also use a hose going to the bottom of the motor to let air into the crank case, it will spew out any unwanted oil if I’m right.
@@walman89 alright, i'll look into that if I can't figure out how to get that chamber back on. thanks for the videos and the conversation.
what is that connection at the drain called? 😂