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Q: What type of gas does the Honda CT90 take?
A: Premium fuel 85 octane or higher must be used.There are lots of free manuals such as owners manuals or service manuals for that bike and also go to ask.com ask ... Read More »
Q: How to Siphon a Honda Gas Tank.
A: 1. Insert the tubing on one end of the siphon into the gas tank. 2. Lay the other end of the tubing into the catch pan. 3. Squeeze the pump in the middle of the... Read More »
Q: Which helped alot, but now it leaks gas, obviosly the gassketts a...
A: Fowler, your problem with the kickstarter can be either the kickstarter gears not meshing or the clutch adjustment on the left cover is incorrect. For the clutc... Read More »
Q: Why won't my 1972 Honda ct90 carb get gas?
A: Take the gass tank off. Clean the inside if that does not work take all the parts the gass goes untill you get to the carb and clean them. Read More »
Q: How to remove a 1995 honda shadow's gas tank?
A: 1. Grasp the sides of the seat near the passenger grab strap and lift the seat cushion to access the seat bolts. 2. Unscrew the seat bolts with a 4 mm Allen wre... Read More »