High Quality Intake Carburetor Carb Holder Boot Joint For Yamaha Virago 750 XV750 1981 1982 1983

The boots did not come with the clamps.

The only thing doesn’t work is the hose clamps are too small and cheaply made.

Installed on 1987 yamaha XV700.Yes the o-rings are bigger than stock, but they fit with a bit of work. There are tabs inside the o-ring groove on the carb boots designed to hold the o-ring. Same as stock boots so if your old rings are good just use those. But I used caution and a flat head screwdriver to squish the o-rings into the grooves and tabs and I have no leaks. Added a bit of general purpose oil to them and the carbs slipped right in with force by hand.The #2 cylinder with 2 vacuum bibs coming out... the one bib is bigger than stock on my bike so I used a 1/4" fuel hose on it and done the vacuum line into that (pictured). I will fix this soon, or just plug it and ditch my AIS, haven't decided, but it is what it is right now and works without leaks.

Disappointed in these boots. For one thing, the o-rings that come with them are too small to fit in the grooves and keep popping out when you try to install them up against the heads. Second one of the vacuum lines were loose in the boot, so obviously was leaking after install. I used high temp RTV to seal it up. Would not recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Received this to patch vacuum air leak on one boot on my 1983 Yamaha virago 750. I replaced both to be safe and now both boots have a air leak. Including the boot broke within the First 15 minutes after installing it. I really ordered it for the o- rings themselves to find they are practically melted into the boot and can’t be removed. Very irritated with this product

Vacuum port was broken out of box

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