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Friend of mine picked up an LT80 that needs some work. The manufacture date is 11/1986

The fuel and vacuum lines for the carb were all disconnected. I picked up a new card and was hoping someone on here has a photo or knows how the lines are hooked up

Thanks in advance

  • Ajmboy changed the title to 1987 Suzuki LT80 Fuel line routing

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