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Does anyone know where this goes on the carb???

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Can't find where this goes on the carb took it off but can't find where it goes on can anyone help evo 300 4 stroke 

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  • Andy changed the title to Does anyone know where this goes on the carb???

On one of the overflows i imagine, bottom of float bowl, or side of the carb body

Got this pic from another thread

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It's not the two pipes can see in this picture there on the carb think it goes on above it?? But not sure where 

Theres 3 pipes in the picture, main fuel pipe, float bowl overflow, then theres one cable tied to the main fuel feed inlet that exits just at the top of the pic

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the two drain pipes from the carb go into a 'T' piece....I think this is the final drain from the 'T' and the end sits down by the bottom of the shock...I have seen it tucked into the rectifier bracket that sits on the back of the engine case.

https://www.trialscentral.com/forums/topic/64968-what-do-these-tubes-do-evo-4t/?do=findComment&comment=455616

the above link...if i've done it correctly, should take you to some photos I posted in Oct 17 showing the tubes on the carb

On 2/4/2019 at 1:14 PM, thall1 said:

the two drain pipes from the carb go into a 'T' piece....I think this is the final drain from the 'T' and the end sits down by the bottom of the shock...I have seen it tucked into the rectifier bracket that sits on the back of the engine case.

You can see in this pic the two overflows tying together into a white plastic tee.  I think as Thall1 indicated, it may be the final hose coming off the bottom of the tee.

 

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