Is my 83 Xj750 carb. Missing parts ??

So I'm very new to the XJ world and motorcycle rebuilding/restoring. I'm doing the carb. Cleaning on my 1983 Yamaha xj750 maxim and i looked into the repair manual and according to it I'm suppose to have some sort of air jet cover plate inside the carb. but when I opened my carb. it had none. Am I suppose to have those? Or am I just not looking at the right manual? Any help will be much appreciated thanks

 

you need a diaphram , slide and needle are they all missing those parts?

looks kinda like this

 

I have all those components in good shape. But I did not encounter some pilot jet cover plate. According to the repair manual I found online it shows it has them but I didn't see any in my carburetor. This is the manual pic ...

 

This is the pilot jet cover according to manual.

 

there was a little plate in the early versions that held in place or covered the pilot air jet and air jet it was discontinued , so it is not a problem.

 

Thanks a lot for the help it's much appreciated! I got the same answer form a local bike shop 2

 

Well, at least there's ONE shop that we now know of that can get the correct info for an XJ customer

 

Ok fellas I appreciate the help but now I'm having another problem I have cleaned my crabs out and now as I'm putting it back on the bike I have no clue as to what hoses need connecting to what and how many hoses the carb needs? Plz any help will be great I have tried looking for a diagram to how they go but have not had any success thanks

 

Um...... We can't help you with that

Hoses--

big hose is fuel line from petcock to fuel rail "T".
Small hose is vacuum line from petcock to vacuum port on manifold boot.

You shouldnt have any other hoses.

 

Thanks!