Reply to "Carb Fuel Leak - Need Some Help"

I figured it was some plug to tap a hole of sorts. The passenger side carb had a tiny residual of fuel too. On the driver side... it was visibly dripping when I had the engine running...

Damn... I guess I shouldn't get too mad since I can't remember the last time I had an issue with my Speedster... she's been good to me...

I'll reach out to @VSpyder and see what we can do. I have <2500 miles on them. Manufacture defect? This would be the second time I've had a problem with these carbs. Maybe Greg has a better route/plan.

Thanks @WOLFGANG

1/6/193:42 PM

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