If you did just the basic - replace needle and seat in each carbie, they are *approx* $25 per carb, so thats *approx* $100.wazza1234 wrote:looks like Sunday will be a tank off day. Also, what sorta $$$ in parts would I be looking at to do the carbs and fuel tap? Just gotta prepare the wife.
Fuel tap kit (diaphragm, o-rings), this could be anywhere from $40-$80 bucks as a genuine part through Yamaha. There is no cheap way around this.
Good news is these are the only expensive bits. Fuel hose costs SFA, you should get new fuel-hose fittings (ring clamps), these are cheap as well. An in-line fuel filter would also be a good idea, these are only a few bucks......
If you haven't already done so, it would be a good idea to thoroughly clean your tank as well.......
