Vacuum gauge ports dellorto

[Shuggie]

Pardon my ignorance, but I can't obviously see any stubs on the inlet ports on my RGS to connect my vacuum gauges to....what is the recommended method?

Thanks

 

[MarnixSFC]

RGSs have them on the carb bodies, all connected with a thin air tube.

Marnix

 

[Shuggie]

Wow thanks for the rapid reply , I'll look again do these thin air tubes connect the the three carbs together, interlinking and you disconnect them and connect the vacuum gauge tubes in them individually

 

[Vince]

Yes

 

[Shuggie]

Thanks both of you

 

[TonyReid]

Good idea to replace them while your at it. Like me they get brittle and fragile with age and you dont want an air leak there!

 

[Tippie]

Good idea to replace them while your at it. Like me they get brittle and fragile with age and you dont want an air leak there!

What!! And miss out on all the fault finding advice here on the forum

 

[Shuggie]

Good idea to replace them while your at it. Like me they get brittle and fragile with age and you dont want an air leak there!

Thanks I'll take that advice

 

[CLEMTOG]

get the correct id and od tube from a lawn mower/chainsaw shop, silcone hose is more flexible and last a lot longer than rubber and will be hugely cheaper than bought from a Laverda dealer, if you need a new "tee" piece as well then get it from a car accessorry shop, its a windscreen washer component.
CLEM

 

[Shuggie]

get the correct id and od tube from a lawn mower/chainsaw shop, silcone hose is more flexible and last a lot longer than rubber and will be hugely cheaper than bought from a Laverda dealer, if you need a new "tee" piece as well then get it from a car accessorry shop, its a windscreen washer component.
CLEM

Thanks for the advice good to see you back in circulation

 

[Paddy]

I do the bits Shuggie

Fuel pipe, tubes and taps,other

Fuel pipe, tubes and taps,other

www.ducatipaddy.com

 

[Shuggie]

I do the bits Shuggie

Fuel pipe, tubes and taps,other

Fuel pipe, tubes and taps,other

www.ducatipaddy.com

Hi Paddy

It's Hubert here, I have all those parts from you ready to fit when I've done the zinc plate