Haynes Motorcycle Fuel Systems TechBook (Haynes Repair Manuals)

Picture this: Spend a three day weekend stripping, cleaning, polishing and replacing hard to find parts on a 1979 motorcycle, it's finally back together!! Some fresh clean fuel, choke & ignition on, and ... it doesn't start.This book is a must have for motorcycle enthusiasts who are budding mechanics and need to refer to anything related to the fuel systems, which invariably cause the most frustrating and hard to diagnose faults!!If like me you need to know a little more about motorcycle fuel systems (tuning, repair or maintenance) then this is the book for you, it explains so many intricate details about the entire fuel combustion process, specifically for motorcycle carbs/fuel injection. It's very recent (Y2K), unlike some other Motorcycle Carb Manuals.Technical data and details are presented clearly, there's lots of diagrams and tips for anything from the oldest, most basic carbs to complex electronic fuel injected systems.

Book arrived on time and was well packaged. Lots of good information.

I was a hot roder in the 1980 and have forgotten a lot about carbs. About ten years ago I got a bike with a carb and this book is full of great advice and information. Yes it has more info on carbs then fuel injection but it does cover both and I have found this to be a really good reference and has helped me remember and understand how it works on bikes.

Well, it explains carbs really well. as to whether it takes out the mystery, I think they are still a little magical. Most people talk about cleaning the main jets or changing them. This book explains how important all those tiny air passages are. Those passages are probably ignored by most people and never properly cleaned - which would explain why they never get their bikes running properly. This is a very informative book. I am very glad I bought it.

The book is full of information, but alittle behind the times. Like everything fuel systems get modern. This book is a great starter book for those who are learning the basic's on older motorcycles.

Starts with carb basics and ends with EFI systems. A little too deep, no make that a lot too deep, for the casual reader but it does cover all you ever wanted to know on the topic. Even so, I got a better understanding about how fuel systems work and why they got more complicated over time. Now if I can just put that new knowledge to work...

I bought 3 books in this serie: Electrical, Fuel Systems and Workshop Practice. These 3 books ads a lof of information for not a lot of money, I really feel safe in what im doing now instead of guessing. Buy them today!

Looks to be a good informative book on motorcycle carburetors. Has different chapters for different carburetor makes