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GaryD

Yep, the airbox drain should be plugged. By the way, everyone should check this drain line out frequently to see if you are getting fluids of any type in it. I guarantee you'll never get any antifreeze in your Bonnie's airbox drain.

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Will

Ahhh. That is the plug I lost. Now for the task of figuring out which hose is the airbox drain! That might explain the jerkey throttle response.

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Will

Ahhh. That is the plug I lost. Now for the task of figuring out which hose is the airbox drain! That might explain the jerkey throttle response.

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Will

Ahhh. That is the plug I lost. Now for the task of figuring out which hose is the airbox drain! That might explain the jerkey throttle response.

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Common Sense dictates hose should be plugged; could find no reference in shop manual. My earlier Hondas with airbox drainlines had much smaller (Diameter) hoses with no plugs but were tapped in front of the filter as I remember. And I was by the dealer yesterday. New Daytona 600 looks great!

[ This message was edited by: RoadHazard on 2003-08-13 02:46 ]

Common Sense dictates hose should be plugged; could find no reference in shop manual. My earlier Hondas with airbox drainlines had much smaller (Diameter) hoses with no plugs but were tapped in front of the filter as I remember. And I was by the dealer yesterday. New Daytona 600 looks great!

[ This message was edited by: RoadHazard on 2003-08-13 02:46 ]

Common Sense dictates hose should be plugged; could find no reference in shop manual. My earlier Hondas with airbox drainlines had much smaller (Diameter) hoses with no plugs but were tapped in front of the filter as I remember. And I was by the dealer yesterday. New Daytona 600 looks great!

[ This message was edited by: RoadHazard on 2003-08-13 02:46 ]

GaryD

I doubt the jerky throttle response is due to the airbox drain plug being out, unless you have sucked some foreign matter into the carbs through it.

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GaryD

I doubt the jerky throttle response is due to the airbox drain plug being out, unless you have sucked some foreign matter into the carbs through it.

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GaryD

I doubt the jerky throttle response is due to the airbox drain plug being out, unless you have sucked some foreign matter into the carbs through it.

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