JR, no bout about it, you have an '83 550. That's the only year they
made it. I may be wrong on all this but I had caffeinated coffee so
I'm up for a while any way.
The T's you are looking at are
1. the middle one is the fuel line from the pet cock
2. the two outside ones are overflow tubes that originally had
tubes connected to them and running to the rear of the carbs and
down . Check that there is no gas leaking under the carbs from the
T's. If so, the O-rings are probably shot and need to be replaced.
If not, I doubt your problem is in the T's.
Have you removed the carbs and cleaned them, the jets and all passage
ways? If so, did you check the size of the jets, the pilot or low
speed jets in particular using a wire made for the purpose?
Is the inside of the tank clean and free of rust, same with the fuel
valve (pet cock)?
Start with answering these questions.
Graham
On Mar 1, 2011, at 10:57 PM, JR wrote:
i have bout an 1983 Honda night hawk 550 and i have been wrenching on
it for about two weeks not trying to figure out whats wrong with it it
started out that carb 1 and 2 were running and coming up to operating
temp now it only 2 and 3 im at a loss i thing that it has something to
do with these two T shaped connectors that connect to the vacuum
diafram on the carbs if u go to this link its # 6 plz help im tearing
my hair out trying to figure this thing out
http://www.cheapcycleparts.com/model_years/201-honda-1983-
nighthawk-550-CB550SC/assemblies/3798
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