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Join Date: May 2012
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I'm not sure where things like this are supposed to be posted but i need help. I'm restoring an old honda cb100 and am stumped on what i thought would be the easiest step. there are 3 line, 2 from the carburetor and one that goes into the engine. where do the lines go? i know one from the carb goes to the tank valve nipple. where do the other 2 go? any help is appreciated! thanks.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Fairfax, Virginia -- near Fair Oaks Mall
Posts: 1,596
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Lets see... playing with old Hondas is filed under "animedevildog."
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Challenged Mechanic
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Lake Wales, FL
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There is a line running into the carb from the tank (4.5 mm) and another one (smaller diameter, 3.5 mm) running from the carb float chamber drain. You said "three"? Is one of those pretty large diameter? Perhaps an oil breather tube? Schematic doesn't show that, but usually there is a breather tube running from the top of the engine back and down as a kind of vent. Could that be the one that "goes into the engine"?
Cheers, Mike
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