there is a drawing in the F.A.Q. so they can be made to what ever height you find comfortable

there are 2 good diagrams here in F.A.Q.

https://app.box.com/s/d95nkk3uis04nzqdato1


https://app.box.com/s/6mqf34acdyjfs9yhrc0m

Not large enough fomat ? Take it to staples and get it enlarged for few $$$

Think you answered your own question. A good penetrate oil should help

assuming your issue is the fuel pump prime ground missing it is easily repaired. Any ecu repair house can do it or with some deep diving around here you can diy it

cool beans
Haave an early version around here someplace

you need tight control for a lithium so a good mosfet is required I stick with Shindegen FH020AA or better

Is that the speeduino

Nice to see you again

I would check with Ed Miltch at duc power.You could most likely score a complete harness for cheap and get all the terminals you Paso heart desires
Aside from that, good luck

Myself I bought a complete (except for the carb9 ) basket case 906 for 300usd

no I do not,perhaps G can chime in.

there are several threads here on the weight of the float. I do have a couple around I could weigh if I can find time to get out to the garage.

level with the top of the card as you hold it upside down. It is possible for these floats to get saturated with fuel as they get older keeping them from closing.

I have found the fuel filter to be the main culprit with a lot of issues on the 907. As the filter becomes clogged it makes the pump work all that much harder shortening the life of the stator due to the increased electrical loading. Once the stator weakens every thing works that much less efficient...

sounds like a bad ground or maybe the ignition switch.funky pickup..... gonna have to do the work to figure it out. Lots of fixes round here

Just in passing, stick to the champion spark plugs. :beer: :wacko: I know but they really do work best. questions :arrow: :?: Are you using a non stock coils ? 0.5~0.6 shouldn't cause problems The wrong impedance can cause misfiring. Air temp and water temp. Valve clearances Plug gaps champion RA4HC...

unfortunately in most shop manuals some things are assumed as previous knowledge