Topic: Looking for recent cb750 Carb exploded photo

[coldright]

Recently someone posted a photograph of the carbs from a cb750 in an exploded view.  Damned if I can't find it again.  Does anyone remember this shot?  Can you send me a link?
Much appreciated.

[toycollector10]

This image is off the cmsnl website. there are other models on the website.

http://images.cmsnl.com/img/partslists/carburetor-cb750-four-k4-us_bighu0105e1325_1d9c.gif

The best thing is to buy yourself a parts manual and a Haynes Manual or similar and take it from there.

[Alan F.]

How's this?  I downloaded it a while back from some thorough member's post.

[coldright]

Nice, those weren't the ones I remember, but that should help.  Being the visual-kinesthetic (sic) learner that I am, the manual view doesn't help as much as the photograph. 

[coldright]

This was fairly helpful as well from the Carb FAQ.  Posted by Harry via Warlock.      
1975 Honda Technical Manual on Motorcycle Carburetion
http://www.cryscom.nb.ca/PDF_Docs/Honda_Technical.pdf

[mlinder]

Manuals here, Ms. Oldright.

http://sohc4.net/index.php?q=node/133

It's a good idea to take pictures in various states of disassembly your first time through them, too...

[coldright]

Thank you, Mr. Linder.  I like the idea of taking photos throughout the process.  I'll do that.

[coldright]

By the way, would you recommend Clymer or Haynes?  I can't remember which one I've used before with bikes.

[upperlake04]

It's a toss-up. Those manuals are sometimes good for additional details but if only one could be had, the factory shop manual is far superior. IMO of course.