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seca turbo vacuum diagram???????????

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by scottsxj, Feb 15, 2008.

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    scottsxj New Member

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    does anyone have a vacuum diagram for an 82-83 650 seca turbo?????
     
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    i have 1 ill scan it and send it to ya :)
     
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    well this may sound dumb but the bike dosent have one, :? but i rebuilt my bike so what is the problem youre having? I have a factory manual and they dont show a diagram.
     
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    i purchased the lj and the p.o.was very good with a sawzall the bike was missing parts mostly the intake and exhaust systems. he had it rigged to run w/ reg carbs nt the pressurized carbs and various oil lines missing its been a long road hunting parts and now its time to put together. i just want to make sure its right......the first time
     
    scottsxj, Feb 16, 2008
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    You likely have regularly aspirated seca 650 carbs on the bike then. From memory, vacuum line runs from the #3 cylinder intake boot to the fuel petcock.
     
    Fraps, Feb 19, 2008
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