CB750 Restoration Part18 - Checking for Oil Pressure and Stripping Carburettors
As the title says, checking for oil pressure and that everything on that side of things is operating well, then we strip perhaps the worst set of carburettors I've seen. We then send them off for hydroblasting... Then a mysterious wooden crate arrives - will need to wait for the next chapter to see what's inside. Hope you enjoy!
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73 Honda CB750 Custom Build Part 22 - Oil Pressure Test
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CB750 Restoration Part 21 - Rebuilding Carburettors and Preparing to Start
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73 Honda CB750 Custom Build Part 18 - Oil Pump
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CB750 Restoration Part 22 - Engine Running but More Work Required.
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CB750 Restoration Part19 - The Mystery Box, Rear Suspension and Other
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