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    VFR750 fuel tap.

    well my Viffer is givving me a bit of trouble.
    The fuel tap is a turn knob kind mounted in the fairing.
    from the knob run 2 cables back to the tank where the real fuel tap is.
    2 questions.
    1) mine seems to be stuck-it dont turn--is this common and where is it usuall stuck.
    2) which tap position is on -off and reserve--the previous owner had the bike painted and no tap positions are noted
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    Remember having that problem with my old 1990 VFR750 as well. Did ask a honda shop and they did tell me. Oh and you can end-up with the cables on back to front as well. I have a printed copy of the manual for in as well as one on a PDF file (I could burn that to a CD-RW and post it to you). Free to you frosty, if you want them.
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    It would be cool if it was the same bike as I had just service the White Power rear shock 10,000Km's before droping it of the ute Plate was 65UST and the VIN/Chassis no. was 7A88G011102000562. I was the first NZ owner for it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RiderInBlack
    It would be cool if it was the same bike as I had just service the White Power rear shock 10,000Km's before droping it of the ute Plate was 65UST and the VIN/Chassis no. was 7A88G011102000562. I was the first NZ owner for it.
    Mate if I could have a hard copy of the manual Just to borrow thatd be fantastic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by XJ/FROSTY
    Mate if I could have a hard copy of the manual Just to borrow thatd be fantastic.
    I'll bring it down tomorrow if I go to this http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...2&postcount=21 . Oh, and you can keep it (and give it to the next new owner).
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    Fuel Tap, I think I can remember it had to point forward for on and backward for res (but the best bet is to carry a jerry can and run it until she cuts out).
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    Vereee funeee--not
    Fucking goddambed rhondas--why in gods name did I buy a fucking honda--
    (caused by a vfr that aint viffing at all )
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    By the time they got to my model they dropped the tap off the side and it runs an electric fuel pump like a car. Only tap is a simple on-off job attached to the tank, which you can't see normally, so you can turn the fuel off if you want to remove the tank.

    Hope you get yours sorted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RiderInBlack
    I'll bring it down tomorrow if I go to this http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...2&postcount=21 . Oh, and you can keep it (and give it to the next new owner).
    OK, didn't go. PM me your postal address and I'll post it to you.
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    its all accedemic anhoo right now--the bloody bitch doesnt go.
    The fuel pump--she aint a pumpin -and it aint a blow fuse
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    Quote Originally Posted by merv
    By the time they got to my model they dropped the tap off the side and it runs an electric fuel pump like a car. Only tap is a simple on-off job attached to the tank, which you can't see normally, so you can turn the fuel off if you want to remove the tank.

    Hope you get yours sorted.
    weird, mine been the first of the XXr's and it has a fuel pump ? cant help you on this one xj, tho I do have a manuel if that helps, my fuel tap is mounted in the tank.
    dont break your cake

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    mines a weird setup -cable to fuel tap and fuel pump is down back on the rear subframe rail
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    That's my old "Veronnica"

    Dropped in @ Frosty's the way back from MR's ride Sun. Noticed the VFR in the shed. First give away was the Honda Red Riders Club sticker on the mud guard (just where & how I had put it). Next was the anti-rub sticker in the tank and tail (for where my bags went). Finally, the White Power rear shock was a dead give away.
    Bugger me, it's "Veronnica", my old 1990 VFR750
    Well I hope you get her up and running again. Must give you her service history (still have the receipts). Also have her old side fairings. If you are lucky, I'm drop them off this Fri on the way to or back from the Drag Wars.
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    wow...... that dont happen everyday.. how long since you sold her RiB?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    wow...... that dont happen everyday.. how long since you sold her RiB?
    Right-off Feb last year (eerrr, didn't sercure the ramp on my ute properly when I was loading her ). Got "Roxanne" late Feb with the insurance money from "Veronnica". "V" was an awesome bike, but so is "Roxanne".
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